Grad Programs Blog

The La Raza Latina festival showcases the Latinx culture and experience with the Gonzaga University community.

Gonzaga University ranks No. 1 in the state of Washington for its graduates finding jobs, according to the career site Zippia.

You're not going to change the world, but you can build a bridge: A message to 2019 participants of the Mission: Possible alternative spring break

Free public tours of the new Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center at Gonzaga University are now being scheduled through August.

Alumni of Gonzaga's MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship program are making a difference in their communities.

An interview with novelist Helena María Viramontes before her speech at Gonzaga's Visiting Writers Series

Features the drawing installations of five artists on 8-by-11-foot movable walls.

The Gonzaga in Delft students present what they learned to officials from the City of Amsterdam.

Returning the rental bicycles the most poignant moment of leaving Delft.

Socializing while lonely can actually make us feel worse, Inlander writer Daniel Walters surmises from Sarah Arpin's research

A visit to the Keringhuis, the beach at Monster, and a flood control polder.

After discussions of what they've learned on the Delft trip so far, the group explores in a new way.

Alexis Legaspi serves in the Peace Corps in West Africa as a community health volunteer.

The Academic Honors Convocation served as the forum to honor 14 faculty members for their outstanding teaching, scholarship and/or academic citizenship, and seven for lifetime contributions.

At no time in Gonzaga's history has so much change taken place as during these past 20 years. We have our first lay president, two dozen new or renovated buildings and a 69% increase in enrollment.

Gonzaga's diversity post-doctoral fellows may have seen things they never imagined as Spokane newcomers, but their impact on their students is significant.