Grad Programs Blog

Raymond Reyes Retires after 36 years of teaching and engaging the community

Not only will Gonzaga Law School commence the academic year with its highest total student enrollment since 2005, but it will also start implementing several new curriculum reforms designed to better equip students for the NextGen Bar exam. Among these changes are an adjustment to the academic calendar and the introduction of a new Intersession Week at the start of each semester. The Intersession Week will provide a mini-term that allows Gonzaga Law School to offer one-credit intensive courses, clinic and externship orientation, career development services, public service opportunities, mission formation experiences, and study abroad options. The Fall 2024 Intersession Week will take place the week of August 26th, with regular courses beginning on September 3rd, the Tuesday after Labor Day.

Candace Williams works in University Ministry, but she partook of the department's Silent Retreat titled, Abide in Love, as a lay person last May. She recaps her experience and returns to her job recognizing that prayer and silence in her life and is now bearing more fruit.

Zag alum and political consultant Danielle Cendejas helps people navigate the tricky communication waters of modern political discourse.

Faculty across Gonzaga will have classrooms full of students engaging with the thorny questions of the day. Rebecca Donaway in communication studies and Sarah James in political science are using election season to explore civil dialogue , teach about campaigns and political communication, and collaborate in a unique approach that taps both their areas of expertise.

In 1974, Spokane hosted a the world's fair that reshaped the city and its environment. Fifty years later, Gonzaga University celebrates Expo '74 with sustainability-focused events and projects.

Dale Goodwin ('86 M.A.T.) reflects on his transformative 43-year career at Gonzaga.

Gonzaga University's commitment to student well-being helps students thrive and flourish through comprehensive wellness programs and holistic support, ensuring they thrive in all aspects of their health.

Here are the highlights from the 2024 reader survey.

This fall, Gonzaga University is going to experience something it hasn't for about 65 years -a Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence. Duy Dang of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) Vietnam is a senior lecturer and senior program manager for the PhD programs in RMIT's business school, and his research and teaching focus on applied analytics, digital transformation and information security management.

Alumni share their latest career updates and accomplishments from Gonzaga Magazine Fall 2024.

The following are wedding announcements submitted by Zags for the Spring '25 issue of the Gonzaga Magazine. Congrats to the happy couples!

Congrats to the Zag parents who welcomed family members this year; here are highlights from the fall issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

On July 22, 2024, Dr. Patrick 'Pat' Ferro passed away peacefully with his loved ones by his side.

Steve and Brooke Garza founded the DMAC Foundation in memory of their son, Diego, a Gonzaga University student who died in a car accident. Their #GetHomeSafe program provides free Lyft rides for Gonzaga students to ensure safe transportation and prevent similar tragedies.

Professor Gina Sprint's Large Language Model (LLM) used more than a million social media messages to predict the 2023 NCAA basketball tournaments. Her paper was recently published in IEEE Access.