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Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh, D. Phil., announced today the University will require all campus-based undergraduate, graduate, and law students to submit proof of full COVID-19 vaccination (along with other required vaccines) to participate in in-person, campus-based programs and activities - and to be eligible to study abroad - beginning fall semester 2021.

John Orcutt, Ph.D., Gonzaga University assistant professor of biology, has been hounded by media worldwide recently, but he's not complaining one bit.

Nick Coulson's work on grid modernization at Puget Sound Energy grounded in Gonzaga Master's in Engineering program.

Ten couples share their news of matrimony in the Summer 2021 issue of Gonzaga Magazine

Gonzaga rising seniors Thea Skokan, Grace Siemering, and Elizabeth Redmond wowed the judges and the public to capture second place and "the Fan Favorite" - and $5,000 - in the recent Northwest Entrepreneur Competition for their team titled, "Piece of Cake."

Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh today announced that Chris Standiford will be the next Director of Athletics at GU.

Gonzaga's 6th Lavender Graduation took place this spring for LGBTQ+ students

Political science major Kevin Snow ('21) earns Fulbright Scholarship - Open Research Award, in Estonia.

After serving 34 years in leadership roles within Gonzaga Athletics, including 24 years as Athletic Director, Mike Roth will on Tuesday, June 8 formally announce his retirement, effective Aug. 31.

Gonzaga's 14-week Certificate in Women's Leadership course helps women in business overcome obstacles

Alec Cutter's film, "Nando," about a child's journey from a Brazilian favela to professional soccer player, premieres in June in the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.

J. Thomas Kearns, from Salt Lake City, a double major in psychology and communication studies at Gonzaga, is the recipient of the 2021 Goldwater Scholarship, an award presented to 409 outstanding college scholars nationwide who were judged to have scientific preeminence.

The Gonzaga University Institute for Hate Studies announces its 2021 Eva Lassman Memorial Student Research Award recipients.

Shuying Li, assistant professor of music at Gonzaga, is one of seven composers selected to receive a 2021 Discovery Grant from the Opera Grants for Women Composers program.

Spokane Public Radio staff speaks to advocates in Spokane's Asian and Pacific Islander community and with researchers at Gonzaga who study Asian American history, racism and hate.