Stories

Research focuses on the musical, sociological and ethical implications of Zambian choral music.

The School of Education catches up with 2006 Gonzaga alumna Brenda Velasco, Teacher Education, '06.

Dr. Thomas Pratt, Research Professor at the University of Notre Dame's Department of Electrical Engineering, began the academic year's Renouard Lectures with a December 5 talk entitled, "Radio Frequency Physical Layer Research in Communications, Radar, and Sensing."

Jundt Art Museum is accepting submissions through Jan. 29. for its inaugural Inland Northwest Juried Landscape Art Exhibition.

Gonzaga Magazine celebrates the magic of music. In this first story, it's all about our fine faculty.

Gonzaga Magazine showcases students who combine music with other passions, like engineering.

Gonzaga Magazine's music issue puts the spotlight on five students leaving their mark with vocal and instrumental talents

Music therapist and educator Beth Rousseau inspires students to help others achieve better quality of life

Faculty finding new, innovative ways of designing, delivering courses through first-year seminars.

Gonzaga University shares original music tracks published by students, alumni and faculty.

Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike-Bunch reflects on the pain and joy of learning and teaching music

Gonzaga University music graduates go on to teach in regional and international schools.

Recap: An Evening with the inaugural group of Smitty Leadership Fellows discussed leadership in the legal community and received great advice about how to have a fulfilling legal career.

As the finale to Gonzaga Magazine's music issue, we look at musical traditions at GU.

In Gonzaga Magazine's music issue, we explore the universality of music as students visit Colombia and Zambia.