Grad Programs Blog

Ashley Davis, of Gonzaga's Office of Global Engagement, recently traveled to Romania as part of Erasmus+ Week. Her reflections on the week spent with colleagues from around the world are below.

You are invited to join Knife River Prestress in helping to activate the next chapter in the Bollier Center's impact for students and industry.

Gonzaga University sport management faculty Ryan Turcott and Timothy Brandle join a digital discussion with Germany's Basketball Bundesliga, offering insights on NCAA basketball trends, NIL changes and global recruiting.

Q&A with Gonzaga MSBA alumnus, Oliver Andersson about how the degree has helped him in his career.

Gonzaga's School Counseling program equipped Leah Lorimer with the skills, confidence, and community to thrive as a school counselor and advocate for students. Read the full Q&A of her experience.

Women Lead marked its 10th anniversary with a keynote from President Katia Passerini, who encouraged women to embrace opportunity with confidence. Her message of progress, humility and readiness highlights a decade of empowering leadership development at Gonzaga.

Gonzaga's Nursing Newsletter spotlights Lindsey Anagnostopoulos, highlighting her commitment to mission-focused teaching, collaboration, and mental well-being.

M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration alumna shares how the program provided her the foundation for a successful career in sports.

Discover what makes Gonzaga's online Master's in Organizational Leadership and online Master's in Communication & Leadership special.

MASAA alumna, Cara McKenzie shares how Gonzaga's MASAA program will prepare her for life after professional volleyball.

Gonzaga University School of Business Administration is pleased to announce the promotion of Claudia Rios-Jordan to Coordinator of the MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship (MBA-AIE) program.

Gonzaga's School of Health Sciences is expanding its high-demand Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice (DNAP) program beginning in 2026 to meet urgent regional and national health care needs.

Gonzaga University School of Law, in collaboration with the Gonzaga Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment, is proud to announce the re-launch of its Environmental and Climate Law Clinic, which reopened this fall with flagship leadership provided by the former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington, Vanessa Waldref, and former DOJ Environmental Crimes Coordinator, Dan Fruchter. This latest addition to Gonzaga Law's renowned Clinical Legal Programs-now in their 50th year-will provide students with real-world legal experience addressing some of the most pressing environmental and public health issues facing communities today.

Jerilyn Pringle has been named the 2025 recipient of the Lukins & Annis Law, Ethics and Commerce Scholarship, a prestigious award established by Lukins & Annis and Gonzaga University School of Law to honor the legacy of the firm's founders and promote diversity and inclusion in the legal profession. A proud "double Zag," Jerilyn earned her undergraduate and law degrees from Gonzaga, graduating magna cum laude and earning multiple academic honors. Her dedication to serving her community was evident in her work at Gonzaga's Elder Law Clinic, where she guided clients with empathy and clarity. In addition to receiving the scholarship, Jerilyn will join Lukins & Annis as a summer associate in 2026, continuing her journey as a rising legal professional committed to ethical leadership and public service.

From teaching in South Korea to helping launch Washington State University's official NIL Collective, Tim Brandle has built a career at the intersection of sports, law, and education. Now, as the instructor for EDPE 514: "Ethical & Legal Aspects in Sport", he's bringing his global experience and legal expertise to Gonzaga students.

ORGL student applies what she's learned to help women thrive.