Military and Veteran Stories

President Thayne McCulloh Headlines 16th Annual Aram Lecture

The new director of the Payne Center wears a lot of hats, but she's most excited to connect with students and help them grow into leadership.

Gonzaga's Strategic Plan flourished under Provost Sacha Kopp, advancing academic excellence, technology, sustainability, and student engagement.

From Commencement 2024 to connecting to the local Spokane community, Gonzaga students, faculty and staff have accomplished a great deal in the past year

Gonzaga University's School of Health Sciences is proud to announce a new Master of Public Health (MPH) coming fall 2025. The fully online program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skillset necessary to improve health and wellness across diverse populations.

GU alum Michael Larson is raising awareness of the troubling trend of elderly homeless, and part of that effort is the recent production of a film, "No Place to Grow Old," which he'll present for a free screening and discussion at Gonzaga Nov. 14.

At Gonzaga's Fall 2024 Undergraduate Research Showcase, 99 students presented 66 posters on their independent projects

Gonzaga University joins the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa Society, recognizing academic excellence in the liberal arts. Discover the significance for students and faculty.

This year, with a powerhouse professor at the helm, an undergraduate degree in public health officially launched its first cohort.

To bolster academic reputations at Gonzaga, for both faculty and students, the University hosted the Northwest PUI Research Nexus Workshop in October.

Senior Makena Thatcher shares her academic journey at Gonzaga, transitioning through three majors to find her passion for math and teaching.

If you Google, "Should we fear artificial intelligence (AI)?" AI itself will compile answers from articles across the internet and tell you what you might already know: "The debate over whether to fear AI is complex."

Robin Pickering, professor and department chair of public health, penned this piece exploring research showing that as women advance in their careers, they experience isolation, which has profound implications for both their mental and physical health.

Gonzaga Law School has partnered with OCLA, the Housing Justice Project (HJP), and the Northwest Justice Project (NJP) to create three Right to Counsel (RTC) internships. Read the full story to learn more about the new opportunity for upcoming legal professionals.

Students traveled to Kirkland to tour the construction of an interchange and a stop for a bus rapid transit (BRT) line.