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Gonzaga University Symphony will kick off the its winter program on Nov. 25 with a three-part performance featuring renowned violinist Itamar Zorman.

Gonzaga alumna shares her experience and tips for overcoming self-doubt when applying to grad school.

In the summer of 2024, the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Rights Clinic, part of Gonzaga Law School's Clinical Legal Programs (GLS-CLP), achieved a groundbreaking resolution in a medical malpractice case-the largest settlement for a client in the law school's history. While confidentiality agreements protect the settlement details, its significance extends far beyond the financial outcome, marking a profound milestone in advocacy and justice for marginalized communities.

President Thayne McCulloh Headlines 16th Annual Aram Lecture

The new director of the Payne Center wears a lot of hats, but she's most excited to connect with students and help them grow into leadership.

Bing buffs, merry makers and Christmas-obsessed kids of all ages will want to be first in line when the Bing Crosby House Museum at Gonzaga University opens its doors for its annual "White Christmas" open house on Sunday, Dec. 1, from 1-3 p.m.

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Reflecting on an extraordinary year at Gonzaga University, Thayne McCulloh highlights the transformative milestones of the Strategic Plan, memorable commencements and campus expansions.

From Commencement 2024 to connecting to the local Spokane community, Gonzaga students, faculty and staff have accomplished a great deal in the past year

Gonzaga's Strategic Plan flourished under Provost Sacha Kopp, advancing academic excellence, technology, sustainability, and student engagement.

Gonzaga University's School of Health Sciences is proud to announce a new Master of Public Health (MPH) coming fall 2025. The fully online program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skillset necessary to improve health and wellness across diverse populations.

GU alum Michael Larson is raising awareness of the troubling trend of elderly homeless, and part of that effort is the recent production of a film, "No Place to Grow Old," which he'll present for a free screening and discussion at Gonzaga Nov. 14.

At Gonzaga's Fall 2024 Undergraduate Research Showcase, 99 students presented 66 posters on their independent projects

Rebecca Donaway, professor of communications studies, and Sarah James, professor of political science, answer common questions about the election.