Grad Programs Blog

Learning, laughter, and line dancing. Whether it's a bowling match or a sing-along, Gonzaga University Specialized Recreation has a great time doing good works.

Simon and Simeon Menso plan to help cure the doctor shortage in their native country

Only a rare intellect wins a Marshall Scholarship, or builds robots to care for the elderly. This recent graduate does both.

These Zags are finding a way to support a school and strengthen a community with pure African honey. Sweet.

Ben Joyce discovered a new perspective during his time at Gonzaga, and now he's sharing it with the world.

Gonzaga provides the world-class education and connections needed to become a global environmental expert.

For Dr. Shirzad, becoming a surgeon was the perfect way to be a person for others.

The importance of people and place. Principal Morgen Flowers is making a lasting impression.

International students bring home victory. Is basketball a universal language? At Gonzaga, the answer is yes.

How does a Zag win a spot on team swoosh? Sara scored a coveted internship with the biggest athletic brand in the world - and then turned it into a full-fledged career

Marisa Reid ('18) reflects on her time at both the Seattle and Portland Career Treks as she prepares to graduate this spring. Marisa is a Business Administration major with a Spanish and Entrepreneurial Leadership minor at Gonzaga.

Khadijah White, assistant professor in the department of journalism and media studies at Rutgers University, will discuss, "Race, News and Right-Wing Populism: The Tea Party and the Media" Feb. 21.

One student's story of how she found her community through Gonzaga's music programs.

The Regional Health Partnership Report to the Community, released on Feb. 15, 2018, highlights the accomplishments Regional Health Partnership between the University of Washington School of Medicine and Gonzaga University.

A talented historian, we remember Mary Katherine Shaw and her legacy in a scholarship that bears her name

Kristin E. Heyer, professor of theological ethics, will discuss "Cultivating Civic Kinship: A Christian Ethic of Immigration," at Gonzaga's Flannery Lecture -- free and open to all.