Grad Programs Blog

The founding members of the Kennel Club made their way back to campus to celebrate the 40th anniversary and the lasting legacy of the club.

Gonzaga graduate and Jesuit Father Pete Neeley, S.J., delivered a keynote address at a leadership development conference to discuss the ways in which the political climate is impacting his work in immigration.

Ben Joyce's "Gonzaga" hangs in the Hemmingson Center; prints are available with a portion of proceeds benefiting scholarships.

After President Trump warned of mass deportations, Gonzaga students from the Unity Alliance of Cultural Clubs (UACC) facilitated a series of Community Conversations on Immigration

Biology professor Nancy Staub has spent more than three decades at Gonzaga shaping young researchers. Read why she believes it's critical to never stop asking questions and finding answers.

The partnership will open Gonzaga's exemplary learning community to adult learners at more than 200 companies across an array of industries.

Explore the inspiring journey of Addison McClusky, a Gonzaga senior balancing kinesiology studies, multiple jobs, and her role as ROTC battalion commander. Learn how she prepares for a future in the military while embracing leadership, resilience, and community.

While student-athletes are perhaps most recognizable on the courts, fields and lakes where they excel at their respective sports, they are a regular presence throughout Spokane through a vibrant community-service program organized by GU Athletics and student leaders on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).

Gonzaga University honors Ana Chavez with the Fall 2024 Gonzaga Mission Award for her dedication to service, leadership, and student success in the nursing department

A desire for combining outdoor adventure with her education led Sofia Garcia Gahan from Spain to Spokane.

How Gonzaga's MBA provided an attending physician with a new perspective on the healthcare industry.

Explore how Jesuit values call us to address health inequities and social justice at Gonzaga University. Join the conversation on faith, justice, and courageous hope.

This one-night-only performance features Ode to Alice Coltrane and Ma mère l'Oye, blending groundbreaking dance with musical storytelling.

Julie McCulloh and Jolanta Weber are stepping down after working alongside each other at Gonzaga for the last 30 years.

Gonzaga Theatre presents Stupid F**king Bird, Aaron Posner's bold, post-modern reimagining of Chekhov's The Seagull. Running March 21-30 at Magnuson Theatre, this witty, self-aware production explores art, love, and ambition in an engaging and thought-provoking way.

Grammy Award-winning duo 123 Andrés brings their high-energy, bilingual family concert to Gonzaga's Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on March 22 at 2 p.m. Experience a fun-filled musical journey blending Spanish and English with lively Latin American rhythms.