Stories

Graphic novelist and comic literary advocate will present, 'What the %@&*! Happened to Comics?'

UWSOM-GU Regional Health Partnership Creating a Pipeline to Rural Healthcare, as 25 students are serving Eastern Washington as part of the Rural Underserved Opportunities Program (RUOP).

Some 120 GU students, Jesuits, faculty, staff, alumni, family and friends are expected to take part Saturday in the trek to the historic Mission of the Sacred Heart in North Idaho.

Working closely with faculty mentors who share similar interests, students gain valuable insights into potential careers and fields where they can continue their educations.

This summer, Camesha Little was promoted to Assistant Dean of Students at Gonzaga University School of Law after serving as the school's Director of Student Success for almost a year. Dedicated to providing student support services, Little acts as a liaison between students and the law school administration.

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The prestigious certification reaffirms Gonzaga's commitment to sustainability.

"In this unsettled world in which we live, having the ability to think critically and respond with compassion are two traits housed in the liberal arts that we desperately need."

Gonzaga now offers three different opportunities for GU students to extend their knowledge beyond classroom theory and practice their skills through autonomous research projects guided by distinguished mentors.

Last summer, Jonathan Rossing, Ph.D., met weekly with the First Year Experience GUide Core ambassadors to help prepare them for their Welcome Night speeches during Freshman Orientation.

Each semester, the Dean's office invites faculty who have made notable advancements in their fields to share details of their work with colleagues, students, and members of the community. Check out the Fall 2018 lineup!

This Spring, Gonzaga students earned bragging rights as the first group of interns to take part in the Young-Fell Memorial Internship program.

After spending most of the summer before her senior year of high school focusing in the Dominican Republic, Aizley Hansen ('18) knew she ultimately wanted to work abroad in a development role.

Sometimes it's the simplest things that have the greatest impact on the Zag experience.

New beginnings and the persistence of hope were themes that echoed through St. Aloysius Cathedral at the Mass of the Holy Spirit. The annual mass, a tradition which stretches back to the founding of the university, serves to formally kick off the academic year.