Grad Programs Blog

Jazzin' - a Rooted History of Jazz Dance and Music was developed by 19 students and Suzanne over the Spring Semester. Partnering with the Music Department, 2 of the students were musicians that played live music for the performance tour.

On Sept. 3, 1973, a fire swept through the baghouse of the Bunker Hill mine in Idaho's Silver Valley. The building was designed to filter pollutants produced by smelting, the melting of rocks that separates metal from its ore. The gases produced in this process carried poisons, including lead.

There are myriad reasons first-year students and transfers choose Gonzaga, but throughout Welcome Weekend the disparate backgrounds and separate educational and career goals give way to a sense of community and mission that is both palpable and undeniable.

Gonzaga's Outdoor Learning Immersion program takes the classroom outside, where students can see their academic studies come to life in the natural world.

Working nearly 40 of his 50 years in radio with three of Seattle's most widely heralded radio stations.

We must go humbly to others to fully realize our own selves.

During both campus visits and virtual options, prospective students and families have the opportunity to meet with an admission counselor. You may be wondering what should I ask? While there is an endless number of questions you could ask for your specific interests and situation, here are some frequently asked questions that might help you next time you meet with an admission professional.

Jenn Klein, director of institutional assessment in the Provost's office, with husband Tim, are tireless volunteers making dreams come true for kids.

The Gonzaga Board of Trustees approved establishing the Institute for Informatics and Applied Technology at its July meeting. A $5 million lead gift to support the development of the new institute ensures that Gonzaga University will be a major part of technological advancement endeavors.

Serving Gonzaga for 35 years in many capacities, Raymond Reyes now serves as associate vice president for cultural affairs in the president's office.

The Mystery Zag from the summer 2023 Gonzaga Magazine is Father Jim Powers, S.J.

From fresh books to new careers and accolades galore, Gonzaga alumni share highlights in Gonzaga Magazine's fall 2023 issue.

Julie Wolter served at University of Montana as associate vice provost for innovation and online learning after serving five years as chair and professor in school speech, language, hearing and occupational sciences. She is now joining Gonzaga University as Dean of Nursing and Human Physiology.

Gonzaga welcomes two new deans to its administrative staff this fall: Jeff Borden, School of Leadership Studies.