Stories

In the following excerpt from the 2022-23 Report of the President, we reflect on our Catholic, Jesuit mission, sharing some impactful examples of our Gonzaga community exploring Ignatian teachings and incorporating these learnings in their roles.

In the following excerpt from the 2022-23 Report of the President, we discuss our process for updating the university's Strategic Plan and highlight some of the many upcoming priorities we're enthusiastic about.

In an hour-long talk, author Paul Tough delved into a question critical to Gonzaga's future and the future of universities across the nation: Why have many Americans begun to lose faith in the value of college degree?

The new Children's Rights Justice Initiative by the Gonzaga School of Law will fill a large need for attorneys who are specifically trained to represent and advocate for children.

Our House, a subset of the Office of Health & Promotion, works to create a community for students in recovery from addictive behaviors and support them along the way.

Gonzaga University is attempting to tackle its part in the global waste crisis by educating its students and implementing ways to aid in going green. Here are some tips on what to trash, recycle or compost on campus.

Learning to build community in any environment.

The Economic Development Administration (EDA) has designated the Inland Northwest Consortium led by Gonzaga University as a Regional Technology and Innovation Hub, a critical first step toward the establishment of the American Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Center (AAMMC) designed to expedite the evolution and commercialization of the domestic aerospace supply chain for the next generation of aviation composite materials.

The Office of Undergraduate Admission goes over some key terms to know throughout the college admissions process.

Dr. Avery Dame-Griff is a faculty lecturer at Gonzaga University who recently released his book, "The Two Revolutions: A History of the Transgender Internet."

Gonzaga Theatre will preform "An Apology for the Course and Outcome of Certain Events Delivered by Dr. John Faustus on This His Final Evening," on October 27.

ORGL Alumna gains the confidence to go out on her own.

Gonzaga will welcome a contingent of 12 players and coaches from Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela from Oct. 21-29 for a series of programs stretching from Seattle to Spokane and designed to introduce the visitors to U.S. training techniques, club administration best practices, leadership tutorials and more.

Whitney Wakefield's journey from being a foster parent in Houston to studying law at Gonzaga Law School stemmed from her passion for addressing systemic issues facing parents and children.

Here are the fastest-growing areas of study from 2019 to 2023 that have had at least 50 students.