Grad Programs Blog

Gonzaga freshman Michael Larson is a natural-born leader driven by his passion for people. He is inspired to pursue a singular but hardly simple goal: change the world.

More than 80 Gonzaga students along with staff and faculty advisers have embarked this week for eight sites nationwide to spend their spring break serving others.

The new scholars are urban and community leaders from Spokane, and the Tacoma-Seattle area who will receive full-tuition, full-need and four-year scholarships.

The Gonzaga basketball teams captured the men's and women's titles at the WCC tournament in Las Vegas and are headed for the NCAA postseason tournaments.

The Gonzaga men's and women's basketball teams captured the West Coast Conference tournament titles and are NCAA Tournament-bound.

On February 17, 2018, Gonzaga Law hosted the first annual Sweetser Closing Argument Competition sponsored by the Sweetser Law Office.

Computer Science capstone team creating a virtual reality space as a memorization tool.

Former Zag, NBA star honors GU English teacher

Women leaders share professional experiences, challenges and progress

Leadership prof Joe Albert presents at Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music

Professor Mark Anthony Neal will deliver the Powers Chair lecture in talk titled "Devil Wanna Put Me in a Bow Tie: Negotiating Black Masculinity in Contemporary America."

Research isn't just about STEM; the arts, humanities, and social sciences also provide a wealth of opportunities to explore the human experience, and the College of Arts & Sciences' Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Inquiry (CURCI) serves as an essential resource for students seeking to enrich their undergraduate learning experiences in all areas of the College.

Gonzaga's Presidential Speaker Series welcomes Tarana Burke, originator of the "Me Too" movement, and journalist Ronan Farrow, who helped break the story exposing accusations of assault and harassment by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.

The Gonzaga University Visiting Writers Series continues Tuesday, March 6 with a reading by former New York State Poet Laureate Marie Howe.

Luke Wilde's course is set after helping to free the lone surviving snow goose of Berkley Pit disaster

Raymond Reyes conveys the Jesuit perspective as it relates to issues of diversity, equity and inclusion