Grad Programs Blog

Hear from Erin Shields, Director of Alumni & Employer Engagement, about Gonzaga's Career Trek Program, aimed at helping our Zags find employment and networking opportunities.

Hospitals and emergency services in the Los Angeles region are clearly in crisis as COVID-19 cases surge, yet state and county officials have yet to formally make what is known as a declaration of crisis standards of care.

The Jundt Art Museum hosts "Facing Fire: Art, Wildfire, and the End of Nature in the New West" - its first traveling show since prior to the pandemic - beginning Jan. 23. "Facing Fire" is curated by UCR ARTS: California Museum of Photography.

Everyone loves a Top 10 list to close out the year, right? Well, here's ours: The ten most-viewed stories on gonzaga.edu in 2022, based on our website analytics.

Ask any experienced educator and they will tell you that an important part of teaching is acting. You need to entertain and engage your students in order to be effective in the classroom because good classes are partially good theatre.

Bankruptcy Judge Frederick P. Corbit, a Spokane native who teaches bankruptcy courses at the Gonzaga University School of Law, has been selected to serve on the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Panel, or BAP.

UWSOM students launch running group and invite GU undergraduates to join them.

Steven Prohira graduated from Gonzaga with a fine arts degree in 2009, but his trajectory shifted into physics shortly thereafter.

As Rabbi Goldstein and students gather for an early Chanukah celebration, the professor reflects on what leading Gonzaga's Jewish community means to her.

Gonzaga students, staff and faculty bustle about from room to room, carrying decorations and wrapping paper and setting out toys, puzzles, dolls and games for youngsters. Soon families supported by the Center for Community Engagement's youth programs will arrive for the Winter Wonderland event.

The Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges has published a study by junior Ben Puryear ('24, B.S. Computer Science) on AI writing original code for educational purposes.

The spirited, African-inspired dance ensemble will perform choreographer Amalia Vivianna Basnata Hernandez's "The Four Journeys."

Gonzaga's new Assistant Vice President, HR Operations Lisa Schwartzenburg is the subject of a new story on AmericanHealthCareLeader.com.

Jacob Rooksby, Smithmoore P. Myers Dean of the School of Law, on how rankings systems undercut schools' efforts to diversify the law field.

Baby Zags from the Fall 2022 Gonzaga Magazine