Civil Engineering Students to Present to Spokane Sustainability August 29, 2022 In September, students will present to the Sustainability Action Committee, suggesting many strategies, including repurposing existing buildings as multi-use facilities, traffic calming, and encouraging entrepreneurs to create new products with recycled materials. Student Support Offices and Resources August 19, 2022 Learn about the various offices and resources on campus that support students. The World of My Heart July 15, 2022 Kristin Deasy shares her stories as a world traveler since her graduation in 2007. Shedding the Same Tears July 07, 2022 Spokesman Review journalist and Zag alumni Eli Francovich ('15) spent several nights on the border of Ukraine and Poland at a refugee intake center covering the spiraling impacts of Russia's invasion. Following Ukraine with Heavy Hearts May 23, 2022 A Gonzaga University graduate and a current faculty member who both served in Ukraine are following the war with heavy hearts. Gonzaga Engineering Students Netherlands-bound to Study Sustainable Infrastructure May 09, 2022 With COVID restrictions lifting, Gonzaga University Civil Engineering Chair and Professor Rhonda Young is finalizing plans to take 18 students majoring in civil engineering and engineering management to the Netherlands for three weeks to study sustainable urban infrastructure. She took a similar group of students there in 2019 and the students gained a significant education in urban planning. Jesuit with Gonzaga Connections Served in Ukraine March 28, 2022 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. Leadership Students Simulate G-20 at European Forum March 16, 2022 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. Study Abroad Tips for First Year Students March 15, 2022 If you're thinking about studying abroad, it's a good idea to start planning early! Honoring Women Who Bring Hope to the World March 08, 2022 On this International Women's Day, we continue to be inspired some of the many, many women who graduated from Gonzaga and have dedicated themselves to creating a better world for others. A Cultural Buffet February 22, 2022 Five international students at Gonzaga share about food, festivals and traditions from their homelands, plus ways the classroom experience differs in the U.S. New Year's Greeting February 02, 2022 Joan Iva C. Fawcett, Dean for Social Justice Leadership and Community Empowerment, offers a greeting to prospective students for the New Year and describes some of the programming happening this semester. The Krista Colleagues Pilot Project February 01, 2022 How Jim and Linda ('97) Hunt are partnering with GU to encourage global engagement in future-focused, healthy ways. Laudato Si’ Action Platform begins enrollment November 15, 2021 The Vatican on Sunday launched the enrollment phase of the Laudato Si' Action Platform, an initiative in collaboration with partners around the world to empower the Catholic Church to achieve total sustainability in the spirit of integral ecology. Lifegiving Worldviews: From Students to Faculty November 12, 2021 Gerardo Moises Gutierrez Rivas & Carla Penha Vasconcelos graduated from the Doctoral Program in Leadership Studies program and are now beginning to teach in the program. Carla and Moises reflect on their journey here and what they hope for this next community of students.
