Grad Programs Blog

Check out what some of our Zags love to do in Spokane during the summer!

Gonzaga University alumnus Jabez LeBret is working to open a tuition-free boarding school that will focus on teens who show academic promise, but haven't been able to reach their potential because of a lack of support at school or in the home.

After a strong showing at the World Championships, national championship rock climber and honors student Hannah Tolson reflects

Twenty-two female undergraduates from across the state who are energized to become more involved in the political process are gathered on campus for a women's leadership institute through July 17.

Jim Simon, Gonzaga's first Sustainability Director, maximizes the resources allocated to him as he manages and expands the university's wide-ranging programs.

Student adventure leader Madeline Hueske reflects on Gonzaga in the Wilderness, nature writing while canoeing the Missouri River in Montana.

Students build their biomedical research skills this summer at UW medical science laboratories in Seattle.

Gonzaga is among the best 323 U.S., Canadian and British colleges and universities featured in the "Fiske Guide to Colleges 2019."

Gonzaga students spent two weeks on the Missouri River in Montana and wrote about their experiences in a nature writing course. Here are some selections from their work

The fourth Community Engagement Institute (CEI) Conference in Spokane was held at Gonzaga University. The purpose of the organization is to connect community collaborators from colleges and nonprofit organizations in the region. Expert Marshall Welch was the keynote speaker.

Gonzaga students reflect on their experiences and service in cities across the country during Mission Possible 2018.

More than two dozen current students, alumni, and other Zag Family members participated recently in Gonzaga University's first Los Angeles Trek.

The professor of entrepreneurship and director of the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program has contributed to the textbook "American Indian Business: Principles and Practices."

Gonzaga Law Professor Ann Murphy joined other tax law and economics professors from around the nation in an amicus brief in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. et al., 585 U.S. ___ (2018) on behalf of the petitioner.

Professor among 25 acclaimed U.S. history experts asked by Time to nominate a historical moment that resonates today.

Are Millennials narcissists? What's the connection between the rise of anxiety and the use of social media? Author, lecturer Donna Freitas visited Gonzaga to share what she has learned through interviews with college students across the nation.