Military and Veteran Stories

Through the Erasmus+ Global Mobility Program, the university is furthering international partnerships that benefit not only students, but also faculty and staff.

In this Q&A, Brennan Champagne looks back on his time in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program and highlights what he learned from the experience.

With the rise of artificial intelligence, the topic is the center of conversations, new initiatives, and innovative ways of thinking; from the smallest startup company to conversations between friends, and even within the Catholic Church.

Linda D. Jellum will serve as Interim Dean of Gonzaga University School of Law beginning July 20, 2026. A nationally recognized legal scholar, educator, and academic leader, Interim Dean Jellum brings more than three decades of experience in legal education, scholarship, public service, and academic administration.

President Katia Passerini reflects on her first year as Gonzaga’s president

Dan and Cecilia Regis make a first-of-its-kind gift to Gonzaga, demonstrating the charitable potential of limited partnership interests.

Dr. Mohamed Rashed shares how Gonzaga's Ph.D. in Leadership studies helped build his leadership philosophy and dissertation.

The McKinstry Fellowship Research Program at Gonzaga has kicked off another summer of tackling today’s health-related research and research questions.

Domantas Sabonis returned to Gonzaga to invest in the next generation of student-athletes, showing that being a Zag means sharing individual success to create opportunities for those who follow.

Two members of the Integrus Architecture team recently wrote about the new Patrick Ferro Center for Materials Research (FCMR) in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce.

President Passerini visits Native American Communities tied to Gonzaga's origin story

The Climate Institute is celebrating its first half-decade of work providing resources and education to students, faculty members, community leaders and Gonzaga neighbors – all in service of its Jesuit mission to meet the challenges facing humanity and the planet.

When Professor Juliane Mora returned to Gonzaga University after a semester at sea with the nonprofit Institute for Shipboard Education, she brought back new perspectives on culture, communication, and experiential learning.

After more than three decades of dedicated service to Gonzaga University, Dr. Deborah Nieding has retired from her role as associate professor of Teacher Education and has been honored with emerita status. Before stepping into retirement, she offered thoughtful reflections about her time at Gonzaga in the Q&A that follows.