Stories

Chad Hicks ('18), a gifted science scholar, is helping to introduce the magic of science to youngsters while he pursues a Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore

Gonzaga's sixth annual 24-hour online fundraising blitz is March 19 with a bracket-style twist.

As excitement builds for Gonzaga men's and women's basketball teams in March Madness, campus is abuzz with a cornucopia of rich academic opportunities for students and the public.

The Gonzaga district has cycled through many changes since the residential area was developed in the 1890s. But the neighborhood clings to key elements of its original identity and remains attached as strongly as ever to the educational and religious institution that brought it into existence.

A crowd of over 500 people gathered at the Hemmingson Center on the Gonzaga University Campus to discuss the effects of pornography on society.

Tackett will present "An Introduction to Gender Economics."

Two different activists, brought together in Tijuana after deportation, are working to support mothers and veterans victimized by border conflicts.

Pilar (Crooks) Biller ('96) was recognized as the 2018 Nevada State Teacher of the Year.

The associate professor of Christian ethics at La Salle University will present 'From the Upper Room to Pentecost: Toward an Ethic of Racial Mercy'

Gonzaga's first class of Myrtle Woldson scholars enrolled in fall 2018, and they all have big academic goals and a desire to serve others.

The Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency honors Gonzaga for its exemplary and innovative efforts to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions

The acclaimed series continues with award-winning poet giovanni singleton

Karma Chávez, Ph.D., is an associate professor and chair of Mexican American and Latina/o studies at University of Texas at Austin.

The play by Eve Ensler is part of V-Day 2019, the international nonprofit movement based on the play.

Deneen, professor of political science at University of Notre Dame, discusses his recent widely acclaimed book. The event, presented by Phi Beta Kappa faculty at Gonzaga, is free and open to the public.