Grad Programs Blog

If more people could shift their perception of 'an engineer,' more people would see themselves in engineering or technology.

GU Outdoors offers camping, hiking, skiing and snowboarding trips regularly. A new opportunity arose in 2022: Avalanche Level 1 Certification at Mt. Baker.

The Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment at Gonzaga University teamed up with 40 local volunteers to map urban heat islands Saturday, July 16, marking the launch of Spokane Beat the Heat, the Climate Center's new heat-focused climate resilience project.

Sara Kern, professor of accounting in the Gonzaga University School of Business Administration, has been appointed associate dean of Gonzaga's undergraduate business programs effective July 16. Molly Pepper, who has directed the programs since 2012, will return to full-time teaching as a professor of management.

Learn more about the estate gifts received from alumni and friends inspired to leave a legacy and have an impact for the University and its students.

University of Washington Medical School graduate and director of Spokane's Internal Medicine Residency took an unconventional journey to her career.

Gonzaga University mathematics students won awards at two conferences for presenting research.

A cross-disciplinary team of Gonzaga University students and professors is working to develop a sustainable filtration material to treat contaminated water.

Gonzaga Magazine highlights recent publications by alumni authors

Kristin Deasy shares her stories as a world traveler since her graduation in 2007.

Shannon Crowell spoke of her career path to the students of the SEAS Summer Immersion Program (SSIP)

Guest speaker encourages young women at her talk at the opening night of the 2022 SSIP.

Gonzaga engineering professor reviews book by GU grad and Boeing engineer John Andrew ('54)

A new Hispanic health interest group on Gonzaga's campus invites students to learn more about Hispanic health, working in an underserved community, and learning Spanish as a second language.

Fifteen high school women will participate in the first SEAS Summer Immersion Program, a five-day residential camp for engineering and computer science.

Hear from Jessie Mancilla, Director of the Unity Multicultural Education Center, and hear about his background, experience, and passion for social justice!