Grad Programs Blog

President McCulloh reflects on a dynamic year at Gonzaga, celebrating several university milestones including the Class of 2024 commencement and the 60th anniversary of Gonzaga in Florence.

In a recognition that follows years of diligent effort on the part of many faculty and staff, the 47th Triennial Council of Phi Beta Kappa - the nation's oldest honor society - voted to establish a chapter at Gonzaga University.

Congratulations to Monika Eckhart who was recently selected as this year's Lukins & Annis Law, Ethics and Commerce Scholarship recipient!

Our Office of Admission team shares some tips and tricks to set you up for success throughout your first year at Gonzaga!

Renowned dance companies, award-winning jazz performances and more take the stage this season in the Myrtle Woldson Presents Series

Gonzaga University's Institute for Climate, Water and the Environment has been awarded a $19.9 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to support projects aimed at reducing pollution, increasing community climate resilience, and building capacity to address environmental and climate justice challenges in the Spokane community.

Sixty future physicians received stethoscopes at UW Medicine in Spokane, marking the start of their medical journeys.

The Gonzaga ITS department established a course to train staff & faculty to become change agents within their departments.

An initiative is underway in Northeast Spokane that aims to weave together the region's history, culture, and ecology. The "Finding Our Way" project, a collaboration between Gonzaga University and local organizations, aims to create a rich tapestry of narratives centered around the newly developed Children of the Sun trail - a paved bike/pedestrian trail running parallel to the new US 395 highway.

March is a great time of year on Gonzaga's campus. It's warm - spring is starting to peek out from its winter rest and the campus is full of energy (especially when rooting on the Zags!). It's also a time of year when seeds are being planted. Here on campus a different type of seed is just beginning its journey.

Communications Studies lecturer Rebecca Donaway shares how we can have productive political conversations during the election year by embracing Jesuit traditions of good intentions and understanding through dialogue.

From networking to career advancement, Gonzaga's office of Career and Professional Development has resources for graduate students.

Eighteen students, united by a common interest in learning how to respond to climate change in their local communities, formed the inaugural cohort of the Professional Certificate in Climate Action Planning.

Gonzaga students Ashley Painter ('26) and Mia Foster ('24) sat down with Samuel McLaughlin ('24) to share about their experiences working with partners and communities of Northeast Spokane.

Teams tested their mousetrap car creations on the final day of the summer immersion

SSIP students learned that while computer science and computer engineering are closely related, they are very different fields.