Military and Veteran Stories

Gonzaga law student Ava Sharifi ('25 J.D.) draws on her family's experiences of political oppression to fuel her passion for empathetic, effective criminal defense in Spokane.

Human Physiology major Greta Crumley shares about her experience in the UW-GU Summer Research Program, learning about biomedical work to support patients after trauma.

Gonzaga's Climate Literacy Project equips teachers and students with a strong scientific foundation to understand climate change and its impacts.

A Gonzaga student reflects on how summer research defied expectations, built valuable skills, and sparked a passion for deeper learning and discovery.

Over the past year, the Department of Computer Science initiated new degree programs and significantly revised existing curricula to better align with the evolving tech landscape. These updates reflect growing demand for specialized expertise in data science, cybersecurity, and software engineering.

New academic pathways in robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) prepare graduates for the rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Gonzaga Public Health Chair Robin Pickering explores how parental opposition, policy debates, and misinformation contribute to gaps in sex education and youth health.

From connecting students with industry leaders to earning national recognition and deepening its commitment to humanistic leadership, Gonzaga's School of Business Administration is advancing its mission to prepare ethical and effective business leaders. Here are a few recent examples.

A new chapter opened in the storied history of Gonzaga University July 15 as Dr. Katia Passerini took the helm as the Jesuit institution's 27th president.

Miriam Carlson is helping redefine what it means to be a school psychologist. As she completes Gonzaga's Psy.D. program, she's expanding her impact-both in schools and soon, in clinical settings-while building meaningful connections with students and paving the way for others to follow.

The Community, Culture, and Language (CCL) major at Gonzaga University prepares students to become educators and advocates who are responsive to linguistic, cultural, and racial diversity-whether inside the classroom or beyond it.

Robin Pickering, department chair for public health, wrote a Seattle Times column addressing effective ways to counter concerns about a shrinking U.S. birthrate.

Gonzaga professor Itohan Idumwonyi receives grant to lead self-care retreat for religion and theology teachers of African descent.

Ryan led the Robotics Club's embedded system team.

The School Psychology program moves its first cohort of students into the dissertation phase