Gonzaga Presents Staged Reading of Beth Piatote's "Antíkoni" January 03, 2024 Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Native storytelling with Gonzaga University's Native American Studies program as they proudly present a staged reading of Beth Piatote's captivating play, "Antíkoni." Climate Institute and Partners Reflect on EPA Education Grant Successes January 03, 2024 Having recently completed the work from a $100,000 Environmental Protection Agency Education grant, the Climate Institute and several of those involved shared how the it impacted their groups, and in the case of Gonzaga students hired as Climate Literacy Fellows, how it enhanced their education. 2023 Rewind January 02, 2024 A look back at some of the most impactful events, stories and moments from the past year. Top Photos of 2023 December 21, 2023 Staff photographer Zack Berlat reflects on documenting life at Gonzaga and shares some favorite shots from the past year. With ‘White Christmas,’ Irving Berlin and Bing Crosby Helped Make Christmas a Holiday for All Americans December 21, 2023 Irving Berlin was a Jewish immigrant who loved America. As his 1938 song "God Bless America" suggests, he believed deeply in the nation's potential for goodness, unity and global leadership. In 1940, he wrote another quintessential American song, "White Christmas," which the popular entertainer Bing Crosby eventually made famous. "White Christmas" has resonated for more than 80 years, and the reasons why are worth understanding. Gonzaga University School of Law Year in Review: Celebrating a Year of Achievement and Growth December 21, 2023 As we bid farewell to another eventful year, the Gonzaga University School of Law is proud to reflect on the numerous milestones and accomplishments that have shaped our institution. From being named a top 100 ranked Law School to launching groundbreaking initiatives and witnessing significant enrollment growth, Gonzaga Law continues to flourish. Let's take a closer look at the highlights of our year. Ten years after Gonzaga in Florence's 50th December 13, 2023 With Gonzaga in Florence preparing to celebrate its 60th anniversary, look back to a decade ago when alumni and friends celebrated its 50th jubilee. Gonzaga’s Accelerated Master of Accountancy December 13, 2023 A program to set you up for success. Consistent Sustainability Work Sees Gonzaga Rise to No. 8 on “Green Colleges” List December 12, 2023 When it comes to sustainability, the Gonzaga community's efforts to make campus more environmentally friendly are constantly evolving to address new challenges and take advantage of new opportunities. Those things add up to positive changes on campus, and that is recognized in Princeton Review's 2024 "Guide to Green Colleges," which ranks Gonzaga at No. 8 among its list of the country's "Top 50 Green Colleges." Entrepreneurship for Stronger Tribal Communities December 11, 2023 Gonzaga's MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship (MBA-AIE) connects Native students through a blend of online courses and in-person sessions. Tribal Relations: Living into the Mission December 11, 2023 Connecting with Native students, their families and tribes. Recruiting students from tribal communities. Exploring how Natives and non-Natives can engage meaningfully in living Gonzaga's Mission. These are the heart of the Office of Tribal Relations. Zags In Space December 11, 2023 Embark on an interstellar journey with Richard Koelsch, a NASA engineer whose childhood love for 'Star Wars' fueled his passion for space exploration. Responding to ALS and Expanding Accessibility December 10, 2023 Theresa Whitlock ('19 M.A.) dedicated her life to improving the lives of those suffering from ALS and created Matt's Place Foundation, which creates accessible housing at an affordable cost. SpaceX Rocket Man Ryan Kellogg December 10, 2023 Join the extraordinary journey of Ryan Kellogg, a Gonzaga graduate turned SpaceX engineer, whose hands-on involvement shaped the Dragon 2 spacecraft and Starship rocket. Transforming Grief into Purpose December 09, 2023 Genavive Edman used her grief to create a community that nurtures students through mental health crises, and uses her faith to keep her strong.