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Gonzaga introduces the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering - recognizing the family's commitment to helping all students pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

RN Stephanie Godinez explains why she choose Gonzaga's MSN in Nursing Leadership in Healthcare.

Alumna Katie Bennett says a Gonzaga education is different.

From the court to the classroom, Chris Pontagolo-Maag takes lessons to a career at Nike

Gonzaga civil engineering professor Joshua Schultz recently co-authored a paper about the roof of St. Charles Church, which is considered a historic feat in engineering.

Gonzaga Magazine editor Kate Vanskike provides a look at the input received from readers in a 2020 survey.

Find out who the Mystery Zag was from the Spring 2021 issue and try to guess who the next one is.

See what's new with Gonzaga grads from the last four decades, as shared in the summer 2021 issue of Gonzaga Magazine

President McCulloh shares 5 timeless truths with the Class of 2021

Living and Learning Communities help new students find their home while living in campus housing.

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."