Grad Programs Blog

Genavive Edman used her grief to create a community that nurtures students through mental health crises, and uses her faith to keep her strong.

Trace the evolution of health sciences at Gonzaga from exchanging VHS tapes to the cutting-edge advancements of today.

Meet Hays Whitlatch, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. From his involvement with the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center to serving as the Faculty in Residence for the Honors Program, Professor Whitlatch's commitment on the Gonzaga community is truly impressive!

Alumni share their latest career updates and accomplishments.

Gonzaga grad Joe McDermott reflects, on National Coming Out Day, about having kept himself busy to avoid coming out as gay in the 1980s-90s.

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

Jareason Fabre made the long travel from the Philippines to Spokane to teach tagalong at Gonzaga where his is joining the community and sharing his culture.

English Professor John Eliason invited over half of his international English 101 students to his South Hill home for an early Thanksgiving dinner, emphasizing cultural exchange and Gonzaga's commitment to global understanding.

In 1969, amid the Vietnam War, Professor Col. Joe Boyle initiated the Gonzaga ROTC Christmas Party. Now in its 54th year, the event unites the campus community, expressing gratitude to faculty and staff.

Learn more about Daniel Dangca, senior coordinator in Liturgical Life In University Ministry and his mission to craft a unique Gonzaga hymn.

Gonzaga Groundskeeper Matt Cornwall and Senior Graphic Artist Tracy Martin share their gratitude for life after both enduring traumatic accidents.

After serving Gonzaga for 47 years, Nancy Masingale is retiring from her office within Campus Printing, but not before celebrating her years quality customer service and dedication to GU.

Step inside the state-of-the-art UW-GU Health Partnership building at Gonzaga, where collaboration between Gonzaga undergrads and University of Washington School of Medicine students is shaping the future of healthcare.

GU professors offer best practices for utilizing AI as a student.

Say hello to Carolyn Cunningham. When Professor Cunningham is not teaching in the Communication and Leadership Studies department, she indulges her love for films and finds her zen at a hot yoga studio.

Advice from Zag alum Melissa Koontz: Get connected to your community now, not later