Military and Veteran Stories

Gonzaga's Graduate Accounting Program confers awards each year on its most notable students. This year these three students have already secured positions with major accounting firms in Seattle.

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.

As a result of their recent victory in the prestigious Lafayette Debate., two Gonzaga University debaters presented their research to a top U.N. official.

Joan Iva Fawcett, a Filipina American, shares an opportunity to celebrate the cultures represented under the AAPI umbrella.

The first Jud Regis Chair of Accounting at Gonzaga University will be associate professor Andrew Brajcich, currently director of graduate accounting.

Gregoire, Nevarez, Payne, Worthys, Jones, Peperzak receive recognition

Kelly Corrigan with PBS spotlights the transformative work of Homeboy Industries with Father Greg Boyle

Three students have been recognized for research projects focused on the human capacity to dehumanize, marginalize and abuse others, reflecting bias and bigotry in society.

Gonzaga University will officially open the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering on Friday, April 29, with a dedication ceremony at 4 p.m. and an open house following until 6 p.m.

Hear from current Gonzaga students on why they love being Zags!

Four alumni and a retired staff member received awards during Thursday evening's Ignatian Gala celebrating the centennial of the School of Business Administration.

Sacha Kopp to become Gonzaga University's next provost beginning June 6.

Gonzaga's debate team has been invited to the Lafayette Debates in Washington, D.C.

Kristine Hoover wins grant to further PNW MOSAIC, a human rights storytelling project.

Here are two grads from San Diego who express deep gratitude for the faculty and staff members who have influenced their college journeys.