Stories

Harvard professor shares the prestigious 2018 Tyler Prize for Environmental Achievement, recognizing decades of scholarship on climate change.

Gonzaga University supporters worldwide united on Saturday, Feb. 3 to celebrate their connection to the University on the sixth annual Gonzaga Day.

At the Mexican border, the U.S. immigration and deportation system takes on new meaning

Colombian coffee production is ripe for environmental, social, political and economic discussions.

Timothy Westerhaus will help lead the Northwestern Division of the American Choral Directors Association.

Each semester, the Dean's office invites faculty to share published works, collaborations and notable advancements in their fields.

Faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences share how each discipline instills Gonzaga's mission within students.

In 2017, five College of Arts & Sciences faculty members began the Community of Practice Cohort in Colombia with Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.

Jane Clementi, whose son committed suicide as a result of cyberbullying, delivers message at Gonzaga.

Dr. Katey Roden and Dr. Rebecca Stephanis utilize unique approaches to integrating digital technologies into their teaching.

Gonzaga's studies abroad program is a major component of the university's mission, which in part seeks to instill intercultural competence in students and faculty. Last year, 712 students studied abroad, with 310 of those enrolled in the College of Arts & Sciences in 28 majors and studying in 28 different countries.

How David Uhl ('05) is helping build a stronger community and a better world, one GU grad at a time.

University of Washington School of Medicine students who launched their education at Gonzaga advance to clerkships.

"Coming Home: A Soldiers' Project" explores what it's like to return from war to Spokane and Gonzaga.

Tell: Love, Defiance, and the Military Trial at the Tipping Point for Gay Rights, presented on January 25, 2018