Grad Programs Blog

Summer Undergrad Research helps students find solutions to real-world problems.

Brandon Sargent, Ph.D. joins the mechanical engineering faculty this fall, bringing an emphasis in biomechanics.

Gonzaga University's Center for Climate, Society and the Environment has received a $100,000 Environmental Education grant that will further its work.

Through UWSOM-GU Health Partnership, medical students have the opportunity to participate in Gonzaga's Leadership Pathway. Two UW Medical Students reflect on their experiences with the program and how they look to implement lessons from the program in the future.

Gonzaga University's Foley Center Library has been selected to host "Americans and the Holocaust" from Aug. 23-Oct. 7.

From Gonzaga's Religious Studies department to creating community in a brewery to ordination, Amy Newell-Large took her experience grappling with God in concert with her peers and faculty to finally become a Reverend.

How Tom Larkin's ('99, JD '02) plan to honor his father Tom Sr.'s ('71, JD '73) legacy inspired an avalanche of support for students, proving again the strength of the Gonzaga community.

While liberal arts colleges are currently under attack for their failure to teach specific, job oriented skills, as the article from Inside Higher ED mentioned in this blog discusses, there is one often overlooked reason to consider pursuing a liberal education: It produces innovative thinkers.

We're thrilled to announce the launch of Gonzaga Mobile, the official app of Gonzaga University. The app was designed with unique profiles for multiple users including current students, employees, families and visitors.

The Society of Jesus celebrates the closing of a year-long observation of the 500th anniversary of St. Ignatius' conversion.

Gonzaga University offers Carroll students an accelerated pathway to obtain a Juris Doctor degree beginning fall 2023.

Law Enforcement Officer gains new communication tools and better understanding with Gonzaga's online Master's Degree

The power engineer with Avista Utilities suggests students get out of their comfort zones.

The former Tektronix engineer encourages students to figure out who you are and what your passion is.

As a career manager of product quality, Garrett tells women there is a lot of flexibility to engineering and technology careers.

Feeling out of place is absolutely okay, and different perspectives are a benefit in STEM.