Grad Programs Blog

Brent E. Sasley, associate professor of political science at the University of Texas at Arlington, will discuss "Jewish, Israeli, or Middle Eastern? Dilemmas of Israeli Identity and Its Place in the Middle East" March 5 at Gonzaga.

The feelings of connection and accomplishment we gain from volunteering are reward enough for most of us, but when we have the kind of standout moment Sophie Anton ('18) did during her time with Gonzaga University Specialized Recreation (GUSR), those feelings of beneficence multiply exponentially.

Gonzaga scholarship recipients and their families go to great lengths to make ends meet. With 98 percent of Gonzaga students receiving financial aid, generous Zags like Chris and Mary Ann Bulger are both critical and appreciated.

In the National Appellate Advocacy Competition (NAAC) Regional Competition in Portland, Gonzaga Law's 3L team brought home the golden ticket to the National Competition in Washington, DC.

In the Renourad Distinguished Lecture series, Dr. Prapas of the Tata Institute discussed entrepreneurial endeavors for the common good.

Novelist and poet Kevin Powers, a veteran of the Iraq War and a National Book Award finalist, discusses "Writing War" at 7 p.m., Monday, Feb. 26.

Professional development for teachers, school psychologists, counselors, and early childhood providers April 4-6.

Historic murals in San Diego's Chicano Park represent the plight of immigrants and action for justice

On March 8, Gonzaga launches a 24-hour fundraising drive with unprecedented gift-matching and challenges.

Gonzaga senior Analee Scott reflects on Jesuit encounters at the border

Operation Streamline exposes students to controversial systems of justice for immigrants

The chair of Barnard Construction Company Inc., will discuss "How to Build a Business."

In visits with Border Patrol at two Mexico-U.S. ports of entry, students learned about the complexities of this work.

Thousands of immigrants die of exposure to the elements. Water stations help save lives.

During Justice in January, students learned about environmental impacts of the border wall

Gonzaga alumna Melanie Palmer ('16), a data scientist for NBCUniversal Media in New York City, remains astounded at how her life has changed since leaving Gonzaga.