Grad Programs Blog

Dean Jacob H. Rooksby of Gonzaga Law School emphasizes the institution's unique approach rooted in the Jesuit tradition of 'cura personalis', ensuring whole-person care.

Whitney Wakefield's journey from being a foster parent in Houston to studying law at Gonzaga Law School stemmed from her passion for addressing systemic issues facing parents and children.

In March 2023, Gonzaga Law School dominated the Gender & Sexuality National Moot Court Competition with Meghan Conlin and Anne Mari Petrino winning all rounds. Additionally, Team Practical from Gonzaga participated in the 2023 Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Moot Court Competition in Washington, D.C., showcasing exceptional skills and knowledge in trademark law.

In celebration of Open Access week we are officially launching the Institutional Repository to the Gonzaga Campus!

At the Gonzaga University School of Law, there's an old philosophy, rooted in the school's Jesuit tradition, serving as a framework: cura personalis, or "care for the whole person."

Here are the fastest-growing areas of study from 2019 to 2023 that have had at least 50 students.

Tucked between two classrooms on the third floor, the Luvera Chapel of St. Ignatius of Loyola can be considered the heartbeat of the Law School. The quiet and peaceful atmosphere of the chapel invites those weary and burdened with the various challenges faced by members of our community, particularly students facing the pressure of law school.

The Bonner County Human Rights Task Force (BCHRTF) and civil rights strategist Eric K. Ward are the recipients of this year's Eva Lassman "Take Action Against Hate" awards.

On October 11, Washington Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz talked with Gonzaga students about the impacts of climate change on natural resources and public land.

The Mid-Autumn Festival was the first collaboration between the Vietnamese Student Association (VSA,) the Chinese Student Union (CSU,) and the Japanese Club (JC).

The Native Alumni Community celebrated its launch at Gonzaga, and this new community will celebrate the generations of Native American students of Gonzaga University and provide meaningful connections between current Native students and alumni.

On Wednesday, Oct. 25, author and journalist Paul Tough will speak at Gonzaga University on injustices and inequities in higher education as part of the Provost Speaker Series.

Sam wrote, directed and produced a feature-length film, Tremuloid, while a student at GU, and it was accepted to several film festivals. Also involved with GUTS and Boone Street Hooligans, did a semester in Florence, mom is Comm Studies Kris Morehouse

Gonzaga University's Office of Admission announces our new Unity Scholars Program. This scholarship program affirms our commitment to an inclusive community that "educates students for lives of leadership and service for the common good" (Gonzaga University Mission Statement). The Unity Scholars Program is for WA state residents applying for first-year admission who have demonstrated a commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.

Discover how Gonzaga's Green Fund, an initiative driven by student fees, propels sustainability projects on campus. From solar-powered charging tables to lush campus gardens, Gonzaga's commitment to a greener future shines bright.