Grad Programs Blog

Gonzaga University is excited to announce the adoption of an Early Action application process for the 2024-2025 academic year.

Gonzaga welcomes a scholar with an insatiable love of learning, an innovative administrator dedicated to community collaboration, and an inspiring leader firm in her belief that higher education can change the world for the better.

A partnership between Gonzaga's Kinesiology and Sport Management department and professional club Pistoia Basket 2000 will bring 11 Italian teen basketball players to compete in Hoopfest June 29-30.

Gonzaga University's Hughes Greenhouse nourishes hands-on learning and brightens spirits during the dark winter months. This cultivated green space serves as an educational tool and a vital resource: it grows food from seed to start, benefiting community members in West Central Spokane.

Generative AI (artificial intelligence) is rapidly transforming the world around us, and universities are uniquely positioned to be at the forefront of this exciting new frontier. But how can faculty, administrators, and staff members leverage generative AI to enhance their work and explore its creative potential?

Kellie Kikumoto ('17) returned to encourage new grads with fond memories from her time in Ecuador with Rostro de Cristo and later back at GU with CCE.

Join Gonzaga in honoring Clarence "Bud" Barnes and his remarkable contributions to Gonzaga University's School of Business Administration. Register now to celebrate his legacy at the tribute event.

The Inlander's annual Scholastic Fantastic issue on university research shines a light on chemistry and biochemistry professor Jennifer Shepherd's work.

An innovative partnership of local and state-wide public and private entities is introducing electric vehicle car sharing to Spokane.

Being a first-generation college graduate is a significant achievement in many families. One Zag cherished that status along with a very official sounding title - Second Lieutenant.

Students headed to the Nieuwe Kerk, New Church, clocktower

Gonzaga has long delivered hands-on training in vital areas of health care, and the nursing anesthesia program has evolved several times into its current state as a national leader.

Tomatoworld is an information and education center that teaches the great value of the Dutch greenhouse horticulture sector

Much of the Netherlands is below sea level, so its inhabitants are the best at water management

The Hague has lots of places with green infrastructure to explore.

Exploring Copenhagen, Denmark and Malmo, Sweden over a weekend trip