Grad Programs Blog

Researchers at Gonzaga University and Widener University have recently published an article entitled, "Challenges of Treating Mental Health Issues in Correctional Settings," which addresses how Nurses Are Changing the Conversation about Mental Health Care Among Incarcerated Persons

The Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center seeks to provide a safe and welcoming community for people of all gender identities.

This summer, rising 3L Lauren Eldridge was selected by the Washington State Bar Association's Elder Law Section for the 2019 Peter Greenfield Senior Advocacy Summer Internship. Along with an auspicious internship with the Seattle office of Columbia Legal Services (CLS), she also received a $5,000 stipend.

Gonzaga University alumnus Rick Clark ('19) started the Giving Back Packs program when he decided to return to school after dropping out of high school 28 years prior.

Former English major Donald Sharpes ('59, '61) shares his love of literature with a gift of over 30 rare books to Foley Library.

Gonzaga broadcasting students tell medical students' stories through videos

Stevenson earns honor for second consecutive year.

Spokane's Mara Hazeltine was able to attend medical school on the Gonzaga University campus. She grew up going to Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center. Her residency brings her home again.

Spokane's Sandy (Gere) Zimmerman is the first mother to ever complete an American Ninja Warrior obstacle course. She was a Gonzaga women's basketball player in the late 1990s.

Thanks to generous donors, Wolff Fellows gain valuable experience in community work

A UMEC intern shares her observations of the annual Diversity Monologues, which showcases diverse student perspectives.

Former Gonzaga University player Rui Hachimura became more widely known in the basketball world with his first-round selection in the 2019 NBA Draft on Thursday. The web is abuzz about potential off-the-court global impact of Hachimura.

GU, Spokane partners included in United in-flight magazine

Student Development staff compiles data to learn more about first-year involvement during the Fall 2018 semester.

A graduate of Gonzaga's Certificate of Power Transmission & Distribution Certificate, Mendez found a career he loves working on renewables at Duke Energy

Peer educators volunteer in first-year seminars to model co-learning and guide new students through transitions.