Grad Programs Blog

The standout guard from the legendary 1999 Sweet Sixteen team found himself regularly surrounded by Zag fans during socials at the recent West Coast Conference tournament.

The Gonzaga men's and women's basketball teams are dancin' in the NCAA Tournament, again, on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.

Gonzaga's 24-hour scholarship fundraising blitz with a bracket-style twist featuring donation doubling is inspiring the community to give.

Gonzaga Law is proud to announce an expansion to its International Mediation Competition in Florence, Italy. This year, Gonzaga and the University of Florence are pleased to welcome law student participants from the University of St. Joseph in Beirut, Lebanon, and from L' Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas.

Alexis Bonogofsky ('02) balances a unique perspective between rural and urban when it comes to environmental advocacy.

Professor Mirjeta Beqiri credits the "passionate, motivated and dedicated students" as a key reason why Gonzaga attracts outstanding professors.

For Gonzaga's academic leaders, the U.S. News & World Report ranking for best teaching is humbling and affirming

Pat McCormick's true teaching genius blossoms in students years after they graduate

Raymond Reyes, associate academic vice president and chief diversity officer, continues teaching, his first love, which he has done with distinction for 31 years across multiple disciplines in three schools.

Interdisciplinary collaboration was the focus of a piece Gonzaga's Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences published in AJCU's "Connections" February 2019 magazine.

Archbishop of the U.S. Military Services, the Most Rev. Timothy Broglio, celebrated Mass in the University Chapel, then visited with Gonzaga ROTC cadets and personnel as part of a trip to Fairchild Air Force Base and campus March 4.

Kate Gibson ('20) chose to attend Gonzaga in part to explore a well-rounded education with the B.A. in Computer Science & Computational Design.

Kevin O'Toole ('11), Head of International Growth for Google Launchpad, shares his take on why it's wrong to think a liberal arts degree is unemployable.

Not everyone is cut out for creating something from nothing, but the new director of the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center most definitely is.

Molly Foster ('19) is a student-athlete transfer on track to graduate this spring with two B.A. degrees and a trio of minors.

Glimpse into how students in majors from science to the arts & humanities perceive how the core has led to their academic success.