Grad Programs Blog

On an immersion trip to Ecuador, Karina Keyser found what it is to be present.

Gonzaga's School of Leadership Studies is launching a Certificate in Design Thinking this Fall and a Certificate in Servant Leadership in Spring of 2021.

The Kootenai County, Idaho, Task Force on Human Relations honors Rev. Happy Watkins of New Hope Baptist Church in Spokane and three Gonzaga faculty members with its Civil Rights Award.

Participants of The Ministry Institute are priests and nuns from around the world, coming to Gonzaga for sabbatical.

Interest and demand to attend UW medical school, through a partnership with Gonzaga, has outpaced Seattle.

The fossil is that of the first four-legged animal that scientists have uncovered at the site.

Gonzaga Law congratulates rising third-year student Conner Sabin for winning the Washington State Chapter (WACC) of the Association of Corporate Counsel's 2018 Diversity Scholarship. WACC cited Sabin's deep commitment to diversity in making its decision.

Even as a 10-year-old, Analuz Torres recognized something special about the Gonzaga community, which through scholarships is now helping propel her toward a bright future.

Spokane has a new milestone to brag about: University of Washington School of Medicine incoming students are fighting to take classes on the Gonzaga University campus.

As a Jesuit Novice, Kyle Baker leads a life of simplicity and service, which he carried into his time with University Ministry

Arguably the best collegiate all-around female rock climber in the nation, the GU honors student competes June 20-23 in the 2018 World University Championships in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Spokesman-Review Editor Rob Curley attended Gonzaga alumni night at the Seattle Mariners game, as 2,000 Zags took over Safeco Field on a triumphant night.

GU alumnus Jack McElroy didn't let a plane crash his freshman year ground his education. Learn how he is now helping propel engineering research and student opportunities.

Long-term work on a design project by Gonzaga civil engineering students was featured in the Spokane Journal of Business. Professor Rhonda Young and her students have been working on greenways, specifically one that's planned to run along the east side of the GU campus.

Avista has sponsored more than 40 senior design projects over the last 20 years, helping to prepare dozens of Gonzaga SEAS students for career success.

In 2014, a walk in the desert changed John Draxler's life. Today, he's headed to law school as a result.