Military and Veteran Stories

There's a variety of resources and support available for first-gen college students on Gonzaga's campus.

Gonzaga Law announces its new Lincoln LGBTQ+ Rights Clinic, developed in partnership with the school's Center for Civil and Human Rights and supported by a significant donation from Joe Lincoln, a GU alumnus and Regent.

Eric Carlton ('08) wins Southeast Emmy Awards for spot news and investigative reporting.

Over its twenty years as a program, Gonzaga University's Mock Trial has brought home many wins. This year was no different.

Gonzaga University's School of Law is pleased to welcome Dr. Danielle Wingfield-Smith as a visiting assistant professor with the Center for Civil and Human Rights.

The General Manager of the PACCAR Technical Center, spoke at Gonzaga on current trends in adding electric power to trucks' drivetrain, and on the use of sensors and control algorithms for driver assistance.

Beste, Koch Chair in Catholic Thought and Culture and professor of theology at College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University, will present "Envisioning a Just Response to the Catholic Clergy Abuse Crisis."

In a panel hosted by the School of Engineering & Applied Science, STEM professors Betsy Bancroft, Allison Lambert, Lex Gidley and Kate Kearney answered questions about their research, their careers and gender relations in their fields.

Gonzaga's DICE office is hosting a slate of events celebrating Black Heritage Month in February.

This event has been postponed until further notice.

Gonzaga today introduced Opportunity Northeast, an initiative dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals, youth, and families in Northeast Spokane while providing transformative learning opportunities to the University's students, faculty and staff.

Gonzaga University music faculty member Joshua Shank will discuss "Music & Film throughout History" from 10:30-11:30 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the McCarthey Athletic Center's Herak Clubroom; free and open to all.

The Office of Sustainability had the opportunity to speak with Kenji Linane-Booey, a Gonzaga alum who works as an Admissions Counselor in Undergraduate Admissions. A bike commuter and bus rider, Kenji shared his thoughts on starting his day with movement and using biking as a sort of carbon-offset for travel.

At 98 years old, Thomas is part of a shrinking number of grads from the 1950s or prior, and one of few remaining veterans of WWII who came to Gonzaga on the GI Bill.

Through a donation of laboratory equipment to GU's chemistry and biochemistry department, Providence Medical Research Center's Katherine Tuttle hopes students will be inspired to use science to improve human health.