Stories

Rather than a single monumental event that hosts more than 2,000 new students and families in the four days prior to the first day of class, this year's midsummer orientation is divided into a series of five smaller sessions, beginning this week, that provide a more personal and connected atmosphere.

In the coming year, Gonzaga will offer three new master's programs - the Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA), Online Master of Business Administration and Master of Education in Educational Leadership with Principal Certification - that will give students new tools to succeed in the future, while remaining rooted in the Jesuit values shared across all programs at GU.

The Graduate School of Business Administration is pleased to announce this year's winners of the MBA Graduate Faculty Excellence Award 2023, Danielle Xu, Ph.D. and Greg Hustad, MBA, SPHR

Three physicians, who attended the University of Washington School of Medicine in Spokane, have returned to launch their careers in our community.

The generous donation from the UW Medicine Willed Body Program allows students to work with a human body whom they consider their "first patient". It is always a relationship of gratitude and reverence.

Ezra Eckhardt (M.B.A., '02), president and CEO of Spokane-based credit union STCU since 2018, is one person whose community connections inform his life.

Learn how Don Pearson ('66) is honoring his parents' impact through an ultimate, multi-million-dollar act of generosity and care for Gonzaga students.

The group is a professional community of more than 6,500 CPAs and financial professionals working in business and industry, education, government, non-profit organizations and public accounting.

With 95% of recent graduates (class of 2022) employed, attending graduate school, or volunteering, Gonzaga's proven student outcomes demonstrate strong alignment with Cristo Rey Network's mission to prepare students for meaningful careers post-college graduation.

The heat dome that descended upon the Pacific Northwest in late June 2021 met a population radically unprepared for it.

Ray Rast's passion for American history has taken him across the United States to help preserve and tell the country's story. Now it's taken him to a job supporting President Biden's Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.

As the nation has seen the capacity for authentic discussion and civil discourse between opposing political parties and individuals deteriorate, Gonzaga has been considering how a Jesuit university might play a critical role in rebuilding this competency among its students and community members.

Rising senior Sophie O'Shei is working on a project this summer to document some of the smallest inhabitants of the Gonzaga community, the bees and other pollinators who make themselves at home from roughly April through early September.

A message on the significance of the Juneteenth holiday on Monday, June 19.

While most of the cheering for Gonzaga student-athletes happens at games, meets and matches, the classroom is another place worthy of giving the Zags a roar.