Grad Programs Blog

Three teams from Gonzaga University's School of Business Administration are among nine finalists vying in three categories in the 2022 Northwest Entrepreneur Competition.

After nearly two decades, Gonzaga's Office of Tribal Relations tripled in size in one season. Last fall, longtime director Wendy Thompson added Leah Simeon and Jeremy Rouse to her staff, and the trio agrees it's as though they've been a team much longer.

Eight women leaders at Gonzaga share lessons from the field for AJCU Connections magazine

Graduate Accounting Program ranks 28th in the nation.

Part-time MBA Program ranks 57th and MBA-AIE ranks 14th in the nation.

A Jesuit priest who studied at Gonzaga University and later oversaw Jesuit works in Ukraine for 13 years after the fall of the Soviet Union says a refugee center he helped start in the western city of Lviv is right in the middle of citizens' flight from the war.

There is an interesting and rich hidden history of Asians and Asian Americans in Spokane. From the Trent Alley of the 1880s and 1940s to the International District and the sporadic placement of Asian American residents and businesses throughout the city today, Asians and Asian Americans have made their marks in Spokane, despite making up only 2.7% of the population.

Steve Brezniak's kidneys were failing and dialysis seemed like a death sentence to this 1991 Gonzaga University graduate. That is, until classmate Jason Boyd stepped up and shared a kidney with his good friend.

Gonzaga University School of Law is pleased to announce the 2022 Law Commencement speaker Gloria Nevarez and Law Medal Recipient, Christine Gregoire former Governor of the State of Washington.

Gonzaga junior Maggie Accardo recounts her experience at the Bay Area Trek, citing its usefulness for students seeking opportunities for professional development.

What goes on behind the scenes planning the highly anticipated events known as "Tent City."

The League of American Bicyclists named GU a bronze-level Bicycle Friendly University campus.

Electric bassist Sara Clark gives an inside look into the Bulldog Band community.

Portland's Andrew Sorenson ('09) and Marty Wall IV ('94) were years apart on the Gonzaga basketball roster. But on one April night in Phoenix in 2017, they couldn't have been any closer.

Ten doctoral, graduate and undergraduate students from Gonzaga's School of Leadership Studies are currently at the Brussels European Forum for a weeklong intensive global leadership experience. Along with 40 other international students, they are participating in simulations of the North Atlantic Council, Foreign Affairs Council and G-20.

Jim Simon, director of sustainability at Gonzaga University, honored by McKinstry.