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Isabel Gregorio, who is earning degrees in religious studies and elementary education, found a passion in teaching after immigrating to the United States.

Zach Fobar, a senior human physiology major at Gonzaga, fell in love with medical science at a young age. An emergency medical technician, he has his sights set on medical school.

Seniors in the School of Engineering & Applied Science (SEAS) spend two semesters working on project plans, prototypes or models and display them at the annual event.

At the 2019 Honors Convocation, Professors Emeriti named; Keynote Melody Alsaker says GU is best of both worlds in teaching and research

A leadership student shares an ethnographic reflection of his visit to Homeboy Industries.

Gonzaga Magazine readers react to stories on immigration, a letter from President McCulloh, and a variety of other stories in the winter 2019 issue.

The introspective former peanut farmer pledged a new era of honesty and forthrightness at home and abroad, a promise that resonated with voters eager for change following the Watergate scandal and the Vietnam War. His presidency, however, lasted only one term before Ronald Reagan defeated him. Since then, scholars have debated - and often maligned - Carter's legacy, especially his foreign policy efforts that revolved around human rights.

If you made a donation to Gonzaga University anytime in the past four years, you've played a role in helping propel the Class of 2019 to this monumental milestone.

KREM-TV asked Gonzaga's artificial intelligence specialists for thoughts on a new poll.

At commencement ceremonies on May 12, Angela Boulet became the first Zag to earn a bachelor's degree in dance. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in psychology from Gonzaga in May 2018.

Fifteen accounting students have been awarded Washington CPA Foundation scholarships for academic year 2019-20. GU and the University of Washington tied among eligible institutions for the most recipients.

How Suzanne Ostersmith brought vision to reality on Spokane's newest stage

Loren Carrillo and James Vair will teach abroad this summer, after graduation in May, thanks to Fulbright English Teaching Assistant grants they recently received as part of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

Dr. Edmon Perkins, an assistant professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Auburn University, demonstrated aspects on nonlinear dynamics.