Grad Programs Blog

Lent is a time to allow something to die to make space for new life and abundant blessings to flourish.

Dan Chareunsy ('96) a former writer and editor for the Gonzaga Bulletin became Robin Leach's editor in Vegas.

First-Year Seminars provide freshmen and transfer students a unique look at academics at Gonzaga, studying unusual topics in a fresh format.

Sociology prof Joe Johnston explains how segregation - living and socializing in communities that are racially and socioeconomically homogenous - allows for stereotypes about "others" to manifest themselves.

Stephen Girlich ('12) is the driver behind a high-speed, classic-car adventure that benefits the Bay Area alumni chapter.

"I think it's very human to want some satisfaction for our suffering, or to retaliate, or to at least find some place to transfer the pain. This is why Ghandi said "forgiveness is the attribute of the strong." It takes courage to lay down our pride and ego in order to forgive." --Michelle Wheatley

Dr. Stephen Morse is an assistant professor at Michigan Tech University. He has extensive experience in model scale and full-scale testing, numerical modeling and software development. His research interests include window glass strength, wind loads on structures and finite element analysis.

A new joint program between academic professors and CPD helps support students in the career-search process.

The Gonzaga men's and women's basketball teams have completed some of their best respective regular seasons in history. it's amazing to pause and reflect on a 20-year run of unprecedented success.

Students, faculty and staff recap Gonzaga's first international business trek in London in January 2019.

The No. 1 men's basketball team and a wide number of Gonzaga teams succeed in competition and are top-ranked nationally in annual academic rankings. Often unseen, their collective community outreach is just as impressive.

A look at some headlines from Spokane and beyond, the year the Gonzaga Bulldogs started their 20-year championship streak

The workshop will teach the public how to adapt electronic toys for children with special needs.

Conducted by Kevin Hekmatpanah, the performance will take place at Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox

The inaugural lecture presented by Phi Beta Kappa focused on the U.S.'s current political moment and its intellectual roots

A new CPD program allows alumni to use reciprocal career services at other Jesuit institutions.