Grad Programs Blog

Brendan Sabean's passion for coaching led him from our department to a Division I bench.

Madison Rose ('18) shares how her own adversity has shaped her into an advocate for the learning disabled.

"How Capitalism Will Save Us," 7 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 7 in the Hemmingson Center, open to the public.

Halle Goodwin has parlayed her love of dance, two Gonzaga University degrees and a desire to be a leader for the common good to secure what she calls her "dream job" with the Northwest Parkinson's Foundation.

Third-year student named 2018 Grand Prize Winner of the American Bar Association's annual haiku competition.

Junior journalism student looks forward to a paid summer sports reporting internship.

Jane Clementi, co-founder of the Tyler Clementi Foundation, to speak on suicide awareness and prevention.

MENTOR Washington recognizes Gonzaga's Center for Community Engagement's Youth Mentoring Programs as an "expert partner."

Professor Jason Gillmer offers insight about Dr. King's impact the Law School's new Center for Civil and Human Rights.

Gonzaga unveils a completely rebuilt public website featuring an abundance of new features and content, and the University's first intranet.

John Sheveland, Religious Studies, presents at Communities for Justice

Jane Rinehart is a storyteller. She can weave a verbal tapestry that's both entertaining and enlightening. But mostly, she chooses to listen.

Li Yang, Ph.D., leads the English Language Center, a crucial part of the Center for Global Engagement.

Gonzaga earns a bronze rating in recognition of its sustainability achievements.

Amid life's wild balancing act, it is too easy to schedule our most meaningful relationships into a free time slot in our planner instead of letting people wreck our perfect plan. This avoidance of inconvenience is just one sign of a greater, unspoken injustice embedded in many of us: we limit the depth of relationships and mold people into roadblocks rather than let their stories, presence and light fill us.

The Wolff family members - Fritz and Jeanie as well as all four children and their spouses - are drawn to different programs and priorities, but all share a commitment to investing in Gonzaga University.