Grad Programs Blog

In a virtual gathering, five Gonzaga graduates of Native American heritage celebrated their degrees

Congrats to the 48 nurses graduating with Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees in 2021

Twenty-four members of the Class of 2021 have chosen a year of service following their graduation from Gonzaga.

Father Kuder offers a homily on God's love during the Commencement Mass, 2021

Six members of the Class of 2021 receive the University's highest honors.

Foley Center is not your grandparents' library. Entering the building, group study spaces and computer stations dominate most of the first floor's landscape where stacks of books once stood. The variety of services offered there have exponentially increased over the past several years, and these transformations in resource services appear destined to continue.

Gonzaga University faculty were honored for their academic teaching, scholarship, and/or citizenship at the virtual Academic Honors Convocation May 3. Their accomplishments were particularly significant in the midst of a world pandemic.

Chair Charlita Shelton and her nine committees of Gonzaga's Pandemic Response Task Force are certainly looking at this endeavor as the Final Chapter as they create a strategic plan for a full re-opening of campus and classes in the fall, as requested by President Thayne McCulloh.

President Thayne McCulloh, D-Phil., today approved the Gonzaga University Fair Trade Resolution, the final component needed to earn the Fair Trade University distinction from the international Fair Trade Campaigns organization.

Jackie Tanios ('21 M.B.A.) is the student speaker at the Graduate Commencement ceremony at Gonzaga University.

Gonzaga's first class of degreed school psychologists provide expertise and dedication.

David Kingma, Assistant Professor and Archivist will be retiring from Gonzaga with Emeritus status on May 31st, here he reflects on his time here and all the changes he has seen since 1994.

From medical imaging to the modeling of critical weather disasters during climate change to data science and more, applied mathematics is at the forefront of helping to solve increasingly complex problems impacting society. That's precisely why Gonzaga launched its Bachelor of Science degree in applied mathematics.

Professor Jane Korn is retiring at the conclusion of the spring semester after a distinguished 10-year tenure at Gonzaga University School of Law as a professor and former dean. Mentor, colleague, and friend, Professor Korn has been an impactful longtime leader in our community. We extend our very best wishes for her retirement!

A construction milestone was reached when the final structural beam was placed, "topping off" the new home for the University of Washington School of Medicine-Gonzaga University Health Partnership's medical and health education, research and innovation center.

Gaby Flake, who is graduating with a bachelor's degree in business administration, visited many top schools before deciding to follow her sister Alex ('16) to Gonzaga after visiting campus during a historic weekend for the University in 2017.