Stories

Helping to connect the Gonzaga University community and the residents at Gonzaga Family Haven, Gonzaga student Rachel Bauman ('22) works at the Haven weekly her graduating year.

GU's Foley Library and the School of Nursing and Human Physiology are teaming up to work towards addressing food insecurity and health literacy in the Logan neighborhood.

In partnership with the City of Spokane, Gonzaga University is energizing volunteers to take next steps for their community.

A Gonzaga University graduate and a current faculty member who both served in Ukraine are following the war with heavy hearts.

A Gonzaga University nursing professor has been named a Distinguished Nursing Fellow by a national health organization.

Pride and gratitude topped the myriad emotions that washed over Gonzaga University's Commencement ceremonies Saturday and Sunday. The jubilation was palpable inside Spokane Veterans Memorial Coliseum.

A freshly minted Gonzaga University graduate is focused on improving life for ADHD and autistic adults and has earned the financial backing to pursue his vision.

Gonzaga University's Cara Smith found a better way to teach suturing to graduate nurse practitioner students and suture removal to undergrad BSNs.

She describes it as "merely an inkling of a concept that I have always had in the back of my head." But, encouraged to submit a video to a competition for budding entrepreneurs, she refined her idea, submitted it and won a third-place prize of $1,000.

Fourteen Gonzaga University faculty members were recognized for their academic, scholarly and innovative contributions at the annual Academic Convocation April 19.

Graduating Masters students select Casey McNellis, Ph.D., CPA as the 2022 Master of Accountancy Outstanding Professor of the Year

Graduate students name Dr. Andrew Brajcich the 2022 Master of Taxation Outstanding Professor of the Year

Gonzaga's Graduate Accounting Program confers awards each year on its most notable students. This year these three students have already secured positions with major accounting firms in Seattle.

With COVID restrictions lifting, Gonzaga University Civil Engineering Chair and Professor Rhonda Young is finalizing plans to take 18 students majoring in civil engineering and engineering management to the Netherlands for three weeks to study sustainable urban infrastructure. She took a similar group of students there in 2019 and the students gained a significant education in urban planning.

As a result of their recent victory in the prestigious Lafayette Debate., two Gonzaga University debaters presented their research to a top U.N. official.