Grad Programs Blog

Greene ('14) demonstrates that the role of women in sports broadcasting is growing - if slowly.

Dr. Woodrow W. Winchester, III, shared ways to consider all humanity when designing tech.

The U.S. Virgin Islands senator says servant leadership at GU makes a difference

As a mentor to students graduating this spring, 2013 Gonzaga University alumna Kristie Infantine offers some practical advice.

Leslie Stamoolis, costume designer for "A New Season," shares the inspiration and process for designing and sewing 150 looks for the Woldson Performing Arts Center's premiere production.

The Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies (GIHS) wrapped up its Fifth International Conference on Hate Studies, trying to provide light in a world that is sometimes filled with darkness.

Gonzaga became a Bee Campus USA designee in 2017 - the first educational institution in the state to do so.

Gonzaga grads share their new bundles of joy for the spring 2019 magazine

Keeping a Lenten promise can come with many challenges and there are many times we fall short. However, there is an abundance of grace from God to continue to pursue a deeper relationship always rooted in love.

On March 23, 2019, Gonzaga Law held the finals of the Linden Cup Appellate Advocacy Competition for the 84th time in our history.

While Gonzaga is well known for its basketball success, the University is celebrating its football history with a new exhibition titled "Undefeated Since 1941: The History of Gonzaga Football." The exhibition is free and open to the public through Oct. 31.

The lecture by Mohammed Boudoudou, Ph.D., will be held in the Jundt Art Museum Auditorium is free; all are welcome

KSPS Media wins a national award with the help of Gonzaga grad students.

The Center for Civil and Human Rights brought the Hon. John Charles Thomas to Gonzaga Law as its 2019 Jurist-in-Residence. From March 18 through the 23rd, Justice Thomas taught a one-credit short course on civil rights lawyering and delivered the 2019 William O. Douglas lecture on the First Amendment, among other activities on campus.

The Gonzaga cheerleading team is a group of hardworking student-athletes with a bond as strong as family.

Brian Clites, Ph.D., asserts that it is our shared responsibility - not just that of Pope Francis and the bishops - to seek out and uplift the voices of survivors.