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What started as a last-minute trip to Romania turned into a life-changing week of deep connections, cultural discovery, and meaningful conversations - thanks to an Erasmus+ fellowship and Gonzaga's global partnerships.

Alumnus talks about getting ready for career changes.

The Community, Culture, and Language (CCL) major at Gonzaga University prepares students to become educators and advocates who are responsive to linguistic, cultural, and racial diversity-whether inside the classroom or beyond it.

Explore the on-campus employment process at Gonzaga University with tips from Admission Counselor Megan Baird. Learn how to find, apply for, and land student jobs right on campus.

Gonzaga University took first place in the 2025 Bloomsday Corporate Cup, ending Eastern Washington's 26-year streak, and also claimed first in the all-women's division.

Robin Pickering, department chair for public health, wrote a Seattle Times column addressing effective ways to counter concerns about a shrinking U.S. birthrate.

During Earth Month 2025, Gonzaga teamed up with The Lands Council to plant trees along Spokane Valley's Appleway Trail. About 75 students, faculty and staff helped plant 50 trees there to provide future shade along this hot corridor.

Ryan led the Robotics Club's embedded system team.

Gonzaga professor Itohan Idumwonyi receives grant to lead self-care retreat for religion and theology teachers of African descent.

The School Psychology program moves its first cohort of students into the dissertation phase

Discover the best restaurants in Spokane recommended by the Gonzaga Admissions team. Perfect for prospective students and families visiting campus this summer-don't miss these must-try local eats!

Fifty years ago, Public Law 94-142-now IDEA-guaranteed all children with disabilities the right to a free, appropriate public education. This year, the department celebrated the law's 50th anniversary with the first Zags for Abilities Fair, connecting students to local organizations and disability justice work.

Boeing has been an ongoing partner in senior design projects for some of Gonzaga's best and brightest students.

Students get a deeper look on exactly why Berlin has been labeled "the city of spies."

Jens Hegg, assistant professor of biology, is featured in the Inlander newspaper's "Scholastic Fantastic" issue for his research into climate history of waterways using mussel shells and fish bones, work that recently landed him a significant grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.