Grad Programs Blog

Thanks to the generosity of several Gonzaga alumni, the Jesuit Cemetery underwent beautification to honor those lying at rest.

Every year since 2000, the majors with the highest numbers of undergraduates are in Business and Nursing. Find out why.

Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike shares a bit of hope from an old hymn.

Gonzaga's theatre and dance program and the School of Leadership Studies will present an evening of dance and discussion with the actress, dancer, singer, producer, founder of KINRGY, and Emmy Award-winning choreographer. The virtual event is free and open to all.

"My experience in prison ministry made me more humble and more aware of the need for leaders to meet people wherever they are, suspending judgement and expectations. This dovetails perfectly with the servant leadership philosophy espoused by SLS, and the reality that leaders serve the people they lead and the mission, rather than expecting the people and the mission to serve them."

Because specific attention to Black history is still warranted and necessary as the nation continues to grapple with its past, Gonzaga is honored to offer these opportunities to celebrate February as Black History Month.

The Comprehensive Leadership Program (CLP) interviewed Regina Malveaux, the Fall 2020 Leadership Fishbowl speaker.

Gonzaga is ranked the 16th best online master of science in nursing (MSN) administration program by U.S. News and World Report in its 2021 online education program rankings released this week.

After more than two decades developing leaders through the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program, Gonzaga doubles down on preparing innovators in business, engineering and science with a $49.7 million investment in an Integrated Science and Engineering (ISE) facility opening later this year.

Starting college can be daunting, but these three students offer their advice to make the transition easier.

By popular demand, more Baby Zags, as shared by alumni for the Spring 21 issue of Gonzaga Magazine

The Office of Sustainability asked Madison Dougherty about her views and how she implements sustainability into her life!

Gonzaga's Spring Flannery Webinar will feature a panel discussion titled, "COVID-19: Perspectives from Theology, Bioethics, and Population Health," Monday, Feb. 8. The event is free and open to all; registration is required.

Renowned poet, playwright and author of "Citizen: An American Lyric," Claudia Rankine will discuss mounting racial aggressions and their impact on contemporary society in a public online lecture.

School of Education Professor Catherine Zeisner connects with thousands of educators and students through fun, engaging videos on TikTok. This Spokesman-Review feature tells her story.

For Raymond Reyes, one of the founding members of the Center for the Study of Hate at Gonzaga University, the rhetoric, violence and imagery of the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last week felt both troubling and familiar.