Grad Programs Blog

Monday, January 20, we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. and honor his enduring legacy.

The images captured among the 100 works included in the new exhibition are as diverse as the artists who created them.

Enjoy an exceptional evening of Jazz celebrating the soul of New Orleans and the spirit of Mardi Gras with Jazz at Lincoln Center PRESENTS on January 22.

He's not working from home, but Latin Lecturer Father Ken Krall, S.J., does prepare his lessons in his new Humanities Building office, which coincidentally, is the room he most recently occupied when that building served as Jesuit House.

Spokane newspaper The Inlander profiles Gonzaga alum Tony Canadeo ('41), an NFL Hall of Famer and GU gridiron legend.

Hear how our Zags enjoy the winter months here in Spokane!

In 1992, when he was 14 years old, Bourgeois made the worst decision of his life and committed an unspeakable crime. This is a story of redemption, though, of forgiveness and maybe even grace, so we won't dwell on the details.

Carol Velazquez ('24 J.D.) doesn't like talking about herself. This isn't because she lacks for things to say. She is quite accomplished and her future is bright. But her humility is genuine.

Everyone loves a Top 10 list to close out the year, right? Well, here's ours: The ten most-viewed stories on gonzaga.edu in 2024, based on our website analytics.

Zags love their coffee! Check out some of our favorite coffee spots near Gonzaga's campus.

Monica Bartlett, a professor of psychology and head of the Positive Emotion and Social Behavior Lab at Gonzaga, spoke with NPR's Boston station about how practicing gratitude can combat loneliness.

As 2024 comes to a close, we take a look lack at some of the year's most impactful moments

From advanced simulation technology and a new Spike Award for resilience to inspiring faculty stories on self-care and leadership.

Student Outreach and Support fosters collaboration and integrates technology to deliver an enhanced student experience.

Across the world countless sacred relics are in the shadows, or worse - lost, damaged or stolen. Gonzaga student Anthony Di Mauro is working to return them to places of veneration.

Discover how Gonzaga alum Michael Larson ('21) turned his challenging upbringing and passion for social justice into Humans for Housing, a nonprofit advocating for homeless communities through storytelling and advocacy.