Stories

Former Engineering Dean, William Ilgen, honored with the Distinguished Career award for his work and service to the field of engineering.

International cello soloist Gary Hoffman will perform with the Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra for its season finale Monday, April 25, at 7:30 p.m.

Gonzaga's Business and Accounting programs received AACSB accreditation. An award given to less than 200 business schools worldwide.

Three teams from Gonzaga University's School of Business Administration are among nine finalists vying in three categories in the 2022 Northwest Entrepreneur Competition.

Graduate Accounting Program ranks 28th in the nation.

Part-time MBA Program ranks 57th and MBA-AIE ranks 14th in the nation.

Steve Brezniak's kidneys were failing and dialysis seemed like a death sentence to this 1991 Gonzaga University graduate. That is, until classmate Jason Boyd stepped up and shared a kidney with his good friend.

Gonzaga junior Maggie Accardo recounts her experience at the Bay Area Trek, citing its usefulness for students seeking opportunities for professional development.

What goes on behind the scenes planning the highly anticipated events known as "Tent City."

The League of American Bicyclists named GU a bronze-level Bicycle Friendly University campus.

Jim Simon, director of sustainability at Gonzaga University, honored by McKinstry.

Jimmy Fallon has a special Spice Girls-inspired cheer for Zag Nation this March Madness. He's asked fans to wave their "rowdy rags" and sing Gonzaga-zay-a when the clock hits 11 minutes and 35 seconds.

Ten doctoral, graduate and undergraduate students from Gonzaga's School of Leadership Studies are currently at the Brussels European Forum for a weeklong intensive global leadership experience. Along with 40 other international students, they are participating in simulations of the North Atlantic Council, Foreign Affairs Council and G-20.

Portland's Andrew Sorenson ('09) and Marty Wall IV ('94) were years apart on the Gonzaga basketball roster. But on one April night in Phoenix in 2017, they couldn't have been any closer.

If you're thinking about studying abroad, it's a good idea to start planning early!