Military and Veteran Stories

Applications are now being accepted for Gonzaga University's School of Health Sciences’ new Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program, with courses beginning in Summer 2027.

Jay Yang, founding director of the Institute for Informatics and Applied Technology, has developed a personal practice, C.A.R.E., to help him discern if he's using AI for the right reasons and in the right way.

When Alec Cutter ('14) graduated, he knew his passion was for a life telling stories and exploring the beloved Brazilian football culture known as várzea. Now he's created and directed a new Netflix series about that culture called "The Root of the Game."

Gonzaga's Master's in Data Science and AI launches a new course that provides students the AI skills employers are looking for.

This fall, faculty, staff, and students are participating in reading groups focused on Pope Leo's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, which examines artificial intelligence through the lenses of human dignity, ethics, faith, and the common good.

Sister Frances Vista shares her experience in the M.A. in Theology and Leadership program at Gonzaga University.

The School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) celebrated the completion of its First-Year Design Challenge on Saturday morning during Gonzaga University's Fall 2026 Family Weekend.

As thousands of Zag family members from across the country and around the world gather in Spokane for Fall Family Weekend, Gonzaga has many reasons to celebrate.

Discover how Gonzaga’s Inclusive Excellence Leadership Academy helps employees grow as leaders, foster belonging, challenge bias and create a more inclusive campus community.

How Gonzaga's M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration program helped open doors for Central Washington University Baseball Coach, Aaron Vaughn.

The 509 Syndicate, a passionate local soccer supporter group founded in part by Gonzaga employees, is working to bring game-day excitement and community to Luger Field.

The School of Business Administration is built on more than academics. At its core, it is a community of people who support one another both professionally and personally.

For Josh Braun (’25), civil engineering has always been about more than designing buildings, roads and water systems.

Gonzaga begins the 2026-2027 academic year with an incredible 16-person new faculty cohort, as well as three Fulbright scholars.