Stories

The UWSOM-GU Regional Health Partnership teaching model includes innovative educational and clinical approaches, blending the humanities with medicine and exploring the connection from both disciplines.

The new Professional and Graduate School Program Manager will serve as a resource for students looking to enter a graduate or professional school program after their time at Gonzaga.

Building on the treks successes of the past, Career & Professional Development is partnering with the Center for Global Engagement to sponsor Gonzaga's first international trek to London.

Career & Professional Development is excited to announce the addition of InterviewStream to our online resources. Not only does this program give students 24-hour a day access to interview preparation and practice on hundreds of different question topics, but it also allows you as faculty to personalize and manage interview assignments for your classes.

The building has undergone significant updates and improvements to meet the educational needs of today's students and faculty.

Gonzaga Liturgy and Music Specialist Greg Onofrio and his wife Carol completed their goal of climbing Colorado's biggest peaks.

Mirjeta Beqiri, professor of operations management for the Gonzaga University School of Business Administration, has been appointed director of Gonzaga's MBA Programs,

Gonzaga leaders and students have worked hard to build relationships with residents in the Logan neighborhood. One favorite annual event is the Logan Block Party.

The Gonzaga women's crew team has won 17 titles -- quite a feat for the walk-ons without prior experience who embrace this competition.

Father Mark Torres, S.J., has been a key member of the Homeboy Industries team for two decades.

Good reads about Father Greg Boyle, S.J., Founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles and a Gonzaga Alumnus.

'Fides Et Ratio (Faith and Reason): Twenty Years Later'

Learn about the refugee support of Shannon Dunn in "Welcoming the Stranger."

Helping refugees rebuild their lives takes a network of volunteers with broad skills and passions. Here, we learn how three Gonzaga faculty members ease the way for refugees among us.

As part of the "Welcoming the Stranger" refugee series, we learn about the work of Gonzaga Law Professor Megan Ballard.