Stories

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.

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.

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.

This past March, on International Women's Day, the Gonzaga Women's Law Caucus had the esteemed privilege to honor Ms. Stephanie Lister as the 26th Annual Myra Bradwell Award recipient.

Graduating senior in School of Engineering and Applied Science, Ortiz Rios begins a Ph.D. program this fall, models success for his entire extended family.

11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., April 25 in Cataldo Hall with all proceeds being donated to the Campus Kitchen, a local nonprofit that provides 3,000 meals each month.

Grateful for the scholarships that allowed him to attend Gonzaga, Steve Brenneke is giving back through two scholarships of his own.

'Fr. Bernard Coughlin, S.J.: President, Priest, Scholar, Civic Leader, Friend' on Display through Oct. 31, 2018.

Honorees at Exercises May 12-13 include Sen. Catherine M. Cortez Masto, Andrew Dwonch, Fr. Leo J. O'Donovan, S.J., & Judge Rosanna Malouf Peterson

Scholarships change lives; celebrate scholarship month and your opportunity to turn "I can't afford to go to Gonzaga" into "I'M A ZAG!"

Rhonda Kae Young, Ph.D., Gonzaga professor of civil engineering, presents "Transportation Engineering: From Neighborhood Greenways to Driverless Interstates" at noon, Tuesday April 24.

For most people, the word "research" conjures an image of a biology or chemistry lab-but research isn't restricted to the natural sciences.

The reporting of Ronan Farrow on the Harvey Weinstein scandal was recognized today with a Pulitzer Prize awarded to The New Yorker. Farrow speaks at Gonzaga on Friday,

Two student writers reflect on their experiences at one of University Ministry's longest-held traditions

Gonzaga student leaders, faculty, and diversity champions tackle change