Military and Veteran Stories

Taylor Cooke, Teacher Education

Lauren Macey, MIT '12, shares a special story about why she loves teaching.

This is the third and final part in a series featuring the value of a cohort-based approach to graduate education.

SPOKANE, Wash. - The Jundt Art Museum at Gonzaga University presents a traveling exhibition of works created by Roman Catholic artist Karen Laub-Novak (1937-2009). The display, "Karen Laub-Novak: A Catholic Expressionist in the Age of Vatican II," will be featured in the museum's Jundt Galleries from Sept. 9-Jan. 6 (2018).

Teacher Education Chair challenges the next generation to think globally.

Lauren Macey, MIT '12, exemplifies all of our graduates with her life-changing account of her daily motivation.

WA Poet Laureate Tod Marshall collected 129 poems from Washingtonians, one for every year of statehood.

Here is a recent graduate spreading her wings and embracing challenges around the world.

Here is a recent graduate spreading his wings and embracing challenges around the world.

Today, nearly 2,000 individuals choose Gonzaga's online programs to complete their degrees, attending class from the comfort of their homes or favorite study spots.

Outdoors reporter Eli Francovich ('15) reflects on his summer in Nepal

Spokane artist Ken Spiering shares about his passion to help people "to see the beauty and art in our surroundings."

Gonzaga Magazine spotlights poetry, literature, theatre, dance and visual art, plus local favorites in the art scene.

An excerpt from The Gonzaga Bulletin, on tough topics arising from President Trump's first few months in the White House

SPOKANE, Wash. - Gonzaga University alumna Marcy Ray, a first-year English Language Development teacher at Shaw Middle School, led a summer-school project to build a traditional Marshallese outrigger sailboat. The effort, featured in an article in The Spokesman-Review, culminated in the boat's launch this month at Fish Lake.