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Gonzaga begins the 2025-2026 academic year with an incredible 39-person new faculty cohort, as well as one Fulbright and eight global scholars.

In addition to being named among the Top 100 schools, Gonzaga has been recognized in U.S. News & World Report in undergraduate teaching programs, select undergraduate engineering, and entrepreneurship.

Gonzaga engineering students designed a low-cost wheelchair suspension system to improve accessibility on campus, turning summer research into real-world impact.

Sister Raffaella Petrini, F.S.E., is the highest-ranking woman in office for the Catholic Church. On Sept. 26, she'll present during Gonzaga University's presidential inauguration of Katia Passerini.

Bing Crosby's road from Gonzaga to Hollywood fame is featured in a special Zagapalooza event Sept. 27. Author and Bing expert Lauren R. Harris shares some of the history.

As students settle back into campus life, listen to current Zags share their experiences of when they truly felt the spirit of "Zags Help Zags" on campus!

Becky Doyle, Admission Counselor, offers six tips for first-year applicants applying to Gonzaga.

The Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center, with support from the music department, is thrilled to announce an evening of exceptional vocal artistry with the all-women vocal ensemble Lyyra on Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 7:30 p.m.

Philanthropy from more than 10,500 donors in fiscal year 2025 is powering scholarships, research, global programs and innovation that shape Gonzaga's future.

The Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment has partnered with entities such as the City of Spokane, Avista Utilities and the Spokane Regional Health District on drafts of two community resilience plans-one focused on extreme heat, and one on wildfire smoke.

Students interested in steel construction can now explore the AISC Steel Sculpture outside the Bollier Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.

Gonzaga came to life as families pulled cars into well-organized drop-off zones where hundreds of volunteers and staff members helped new students find their way.

Starting college at Gonzaga and living with a roommate? Learn practical tips for building a positive roommate relationship-from setting expectations and respecting space to handling conflicts and making the most of campus life.

In her first 30 days as president of Gonzaga, Katia Passerini has learned much about the Zag community and her new home city, Spokane.

Gonzaga is proud to announce the week-long inauguration celebration of new Gonzaga President Katia Passerini, a series of events commemorating the start of this exciting chapter in Gonzaga history.