Stories

Renowned dance companies, award-winning jazz performances and more take the stage this season in the Myrtle Woldson Presents Series

Gonzaga University's Institute for Climate, Water and the Environment has been awarded a $19.9 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to support projects aimed at reducing pollution, increasing community climate resilience, and building capacity to address environmental and climate justice challenges in the Spokane community.

Sixty future physicians received stethoscopes at UW Medicine in Spokane, marking the start of their medical journeys.

Communications Studies lecturer Rebecca Donaway shares how we can have productive political conversations during the election year by embracing Jesuit traditions of good intentions and understanding through dialogue.

From networking to career advancement, Gonzaga's office of Career and Professional Development has resources for graduate students.

Eighteen students, united by a common interest in learning how to respond to climate change in their local communities, formed the inaugural cohort of the Professional Certificate in Climate Action Planning.

Gonzaga University joins with our consortium partners in affirming our continued commitment to accelerating this important initiative to strengthen our region's economy and advance our national security.

How Scott ('80) and Liz ('80) Morris' relationship with political science professor Blaine Garvin, Ph.D., has extended beyond the classroom.

UW School of Medicine-Spokane students are guests on Ellensburg Community Radio's "Dr. John's Radio Show".

Learn more about fun day-trips near Spokane for your summer weekends!

Gonzaga University is thrilled to announce its first class of Unity Scholars, 19 students from across Washington arriving on campus this fall.

Gonzaga's Yolanda Gallardo and Kristine Hoover co-authored a piece for online news outlet The Conversation's "Curious Kids" series. Read it here.

Professor and chair of Gonzaga's Public Health department, Robin Pickering, writes on the importance of higher education in women's lives.

A bench was named after Philip Vera Cruz, a Filipino advocate who attended Gonzaga University and made significant contributions to improve conditions for laborers.