STEM at Gonzaga

Nathan Zavanelli, Ph.D. builds on his research with Carnegie Mellon University at his new smart bioelectronics lab at Gonzaga University.

Gonzaga engineering students designed a low-cost wheelchair suspension system to improve accessibility on campus, turning summer research into real-world impact.

New program launches innovation at the intersection of engineering and health.

NIST awarded Gonzaga more than $1.8 million for research infrastructure in the Bollier Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.

The Gonzaga Research Opportunities in Math, Engineering, and Computer Science program develops innovation and leadership skills.

Computer science student Leon Garcia-Camargo ('23) presented a paper at the 44th annual Cognitive Science Society conference, held in Toronto, Canada in July.

Over the past year, the Department of Computer Science initiated new degree programs and significantly revised existing curricula to better align with the evolving tech landscape. These updates reflect growing demand for specialized expertise in data science, cybersecurity, and software engineering.

New academic pathways in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) prepare graduates for the rapidly evolving technological landscape.

The 2025 high-school immersion program collaborated with Gonzaga's new math, engineering & computer science summer research program, GRO-MECS.

Boeing has been an ongoing partner in senior design projects for some of Gonzaga's best and brightest students.

Gonzaga's Climate Literacy Fellows bring hands-on climate science lessons to Spokane K-8 classrooms, inspiring the next generation to understand and act on climate change.

Experts ranging from data scientists, engineers and cybersecurity professionals to philosophers, lawyers and educators will meet on campus April 3-4 to discuss the myriad ways artificial intelligence technologies are reshaping society.

Elementary school students with Gonzaga's Campus Kids program tried some early engineering projects during national Engineers Week.

The Spokane Journal of Business recently published an update on the efforts to create an Inland Northwest "Tech Hub" by a Gonzaga-led consortium of higher education, government, tribal and business partners.

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced Tuesday a $48 million grant to help launch the American Aerospace Materials Materials Manufacturing Center.

The associate professor of engineering spoke with Modern Steel Construction as part of his honor as an AISC Innovation Scholar.