Stories

The Center for Civil and Human Rights brought the Honorable Justice Steven C. González of the Washington State Supreme Court to the law school to teach a one-credit, one-week course and attend prominent events.

The 2017-18 Academic Honors Convocation celebrating student and faculty accomplishments across the University reaffirmed the College of Arts & Sciences' dedication to excellence. Interim Academic Vice President Elisabeth Mermann Jozwiak welcomed about 215 faculty, staff, students, and support systems last Wednesday to announce this year's academic awards.

With changes on the horizon for the School of Engineering and Applied Science, Dean Stephen Silliman shares a message with alumni.

Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, and award-winning journalist Ronan Farrow discussed the topic April 20.

For the 70th anniversary of Gonzaga's ROTC, we look back on the special stories that have made the program what it is

Jessica Kiser, Associate Professor of Law, has won the 2018 Ladas Memorial Award from the International Trademark Association (INTA) for her article, "Brandright."

Jacob looked out for Joshua not just because they were brothers, but because it's what Zags do.

Meet this professional civil engineer dedicated to aiding Gonzaga's senior design teams.

With the days counting down to commencement 2018, GU students wrote notes of gratitude for the four years of scholarship support they received from donor funds.

Alumna and benefactor Niece Shafer offers a story to students: "What counts is the dash."

During the summer of 2016, George Critchlow took a road trip just after he retired from the job that he had held for over 30 years. After leaving life as a Gonzaga Law professor, he took a two-month journey from Spokane through the Southwest and Midwest and as far south as New Orleans.

On Saturday April 14, 2018, the Gonzaga Law community met for the 83rd time to celebrate the Linden Cup Appellate Advocacy Competition.

Grateful Gonzaga students met face-to-face with the donors who contribute to their scholarships at a special reception.

Members of the Guild, which has been a GU fixture since its founding in 1956, gather six times a year to share friendship, learn from scholars, students and staff, and help build awareness for the University. The group is comprised of alumni, former faculty, staff, supporters and friends.

As Noralis Rodriguez-Coss and Tony Abeyta finish their enriching fellowships here, they encourage further development of a more diverse faculty to best prepare students for a changing world.