Stories

Graduation and Freshman Retention Rates No. 2 in West; Engineering 27th Nationwide

A Look back at what occurred at GU from 1944 to 1945.

GU moved up one spot to reclaim the No. 3 spot in U.S. News & World Report's annual college rankings.

Class of 2015 is strongest academically and most racially diverse.

A look back what occurred at GU during 1950 and 1951, in preparation for the school's 125th anniversary

Professor Steve Schennum used a $1.1 million grant to develop new ways to create reliable and secure high-bandwidth wireless communications.

Coach Kelly Graves drew rounds of laughter and applause as the keynote speaker of the Dean's Business Forum Breakfast.

Andrea Woods received a 2011 Gates Public Service Law Scholarship to attend University of Washington School of Law.

Contreras, who speaks fluent Spanish and has dual citizenship in Colombia and the United States, is among only 81 students nationwide chosen to participate in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Exceptional Research Opportunities Program (EXROP) this summer.

Mary Joan Hahn was hired as director of community and public relations.

GU recently completed its 9th annual Portland Trek and 10th annual Seattle Trek to help students and alumni develop their careers.

Gonzaga University will roll out a new official fight song this fall to help inspire the Bulldogs on to victory.

Dr. Thayne McCulloh will inaugurated at GU's 26th president.

GU was ranked No. 4 best regional university in the West (tie), No. 2 for alumni giving and engineering program ranked No. 17 (tie) nationwide.

The Huetter Mansion will now serve as the home for the Gonzaga Alumni Association.