Stories

Painting since 2008, Kathy Gale's work is best described as "Impressionism with a strong abstract quality."

Ryan Kellogg ('14) spent seven years working on rocket propulsion systems for SpaceX, and back at Gonzaga as academic director for the Center for Engineering Design and Entrepreneurship in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.

A Norman Rockwell painting of Bing Crosby is about to take up permanent residence at the Bing Crosby House Museum, and it will be unveiled Sunday, Oct. 16, at 2:30 p.m.

The Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce shares how the University of Washington School of Medicine/Gonzaga University Health Partnership building will impact rural health care.

The Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra will open its 2022-23 season Oct. 17 with a vibrant program of spectacular sounds, joined by two masterful players to deliver pieces by Tchaikovsky, Dubussy and Ravel.

Travis McAdam, a Montana-based activist whose efforts to combat white supremacy and other forms of hate have generated regional, national and global impact, and a Spokane-based organization, Muslims for Community Action and Support (MCAS), are this year's winners.

The Office of Tribal Relations wants to ensure that the campus community can begin understanding more about the history of the University's founding and the broader impact of the Jesuits' work among Native peoples.

Gonzaga graduates share their unique stories through their time at Gonzaga Law

Gonzaga Law's Executive in Residence talks about business law programs and topics

Dean Jacob Rooksby talks with The Honorable Christine Gregoire on critical issues facing Washingtonians, such as homelessness, racial equity and education.

Gloria Nevarez, WCC commissioner,is one of nine female conference commissioners in NCAA Division I athletics - and the first Latin American to ascend to this role.

Gonzaga University welcomes 45 new professors from the College of Arts and Sciences and six professional schools for the 2022 academic year. With a diverse array of expertise, these faculty will offer new perspectives to Gonzaga to enhance the student learning experience.

On Oct. 5 and 6, Gonzaga University will welcome the nine justices from the Washington State Supreme Court to campus for the first time since 2014.

The pandemic once again impacted our ability to socialize, work, and travel freely. And just when we thought it was over, crisis-mode living persisted.

The Gonzaga University Center for the Study of Hate is seeking proposals from students, academics, and professionals worldwide to present at the Seventh International Conference on Hate Studies scheduled for April 20-22, 2023, in Spokane, Washington.