Stories

LaunchNW, a community and economic vitality initiative of the Innovia Foundation, has tapped Gonzaga University to develop a comprehensive, interactive map of services that support youth and families in the completion of high school and the attainment of post-high school education in Spokane County.

Conor Senecal, M.D., joined Pulse Heart Institute this summer.

How Gonzaga alum Shirley Johnson ('69) is paving the way for women in STEM

The College of Arts & Sciences Philosophy department is the steward of a not-so-hidden jewel - The Critical Edition of Alfred Whitehead, which landed two generous and anonymous donations totaling $100,000 this year.

Gonzaga Magazine shares Zag family updates in the spring 2023 issue.

How has the University Chapel changed over the years? Find out in this issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

The freedoms that Americans enjoy and revere as definitive aspects of what makes this country great also act as barriers at times when trying to deal with bad actors. Thankfully, there are still plenty of ways to track and counteract violent extremists via organizations like the National Counterterrorism, Innovation, Technology, and Education Center.

This "To Be Continued" reflection was published in the Spring 2023 Gonzaga Magazine, for which Zack Berlat ('11) is the staff photographer. One could say it was kismet that Zack was re-reading a journal from his time in Florence when we were looking for the right touch for the "To Be Continued" for an issue that contained a feature on Italy.

In late September, 24 Trustees and 19 of their spouses, family members and guests, traveled to Italy to walk literally and figuratively in the footsteps of St. Ignatius.

Lydia Lopez ('18) turned her passions and service at Gonzaga into a law career serving immigrants.

Spokane Public Schools students get hands-on lessons in renewable and non-renewable energy with the help of GU students and "climate kits" provided by the Gonzaga Center for Climate, Society & the Environment.

Institutions of higher education are a popular target of hate groups because a quality education is a democratizing force, according to Kate Bitz, an expert on such groups who spoke at Gonzaga Feb. 2.

Research led by Professor Jennifer Shepherd, Ph.D. and her students, could aid in the development of critical antiparasitic and antimicrobial drugs.

GU Civil Engineering Alum Eddie Janicki ('15) had never been a big hiker, but one phone call from his best friend changed all of that.

Father Robert J. Spitzer, S.J., is returning to Gonzaga Feb. 8 to explore the theological problem of evil and suffering by an all-loving God.