News, Events and Stories

New leaders on campus bring creativity and passion to the law school and administration.

Visiting Writer giovanni singleton discusses life as a poet, experimentation with form and her writing inspirations.

Entrepreneur Don Kardong tells the story of Spokane’s annual Lilac Bloomsday Run.

President Thayne McCulloh shares his message on moving forward.

Gonzaga University is known as the proverbial underdog that manages great success from a smaller pool of resources than many of its competitors, and GU mock trial is no exception.

More than an extraordinary center for the performing arts, this new facility represents the legacy of one of Spokane’s most distinctive and generous daughters, and her commitment to the community she loved. Tickets are available.

Retired Maj. Gen. Joseph Caravalho, Jr., M.D., a Gonzaga alumnus with a distinguished military career, will deliver the keynote at the undergraduate ceremony Sunday, May 12 — one of GU’s three 126th commencement exercises May 11-12.

Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly successful and award-winning video game designed to spark curiosity in learning about tribal culture.

Gonzaga Magazine celebrates the positive pursuits and career updates of GU alumni

Gonzaga Magazine shares alumni weddings in Spring 2019 issue

In the Spring 2019 magazine, readers share their memories with former athletic trainer Steve DeLong.

Rich Janssen and his family create a group home for adults with autism, inspired by their son Jake.

Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly successful and award-winning video game designed to spark curiosity in learning about tribal culture.

Greene (’14) demonstrates that the role of women in sports broadcasting is growing — if slowly.

The U.S. Virgin Islands senator says servant leadership at GU makes a difference

As a mentor to students graduating this spring, 2013 Gonzaga University alumna Kristie Infantine offers some practical advice.

Visiting Writer giovanni singleton discusses life as a poet, experimentation with form and her writing inspirations.

More than an extraordinary center for the performing arts, this new facility represents the legacy of one of Spokane’s most distinctive and generous daughters, and her commitment to the community she loved. Tickets are available.

Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly successful and award-winning video game designed to spark curiosity in learning about tribal culture.

Greene (’14) demonstrates that the role of women in sports broadcasting is growing — if slowly.

Leslie Stamoolis, costume designer for "A New Season," shares the inspiration and process for designing and sewing 150 looks for the Woldson Performing Arts Center's premiere production.

For Jimmy Kimmel and his partner, Sherlock - and anyone else wondering - here's evidence #GonzagaExists.

Anne Osgood ('08) finds bliss in candy crafting and adventures in nature

Tickets are on sale for the opening production of Spokane’s newest theater and concert hall.

Gonzaga Magazine celebrates the positive pursuits and career updates of GU alumni

Entrepreneur Don Kardong tells the story of Spokane’s annual Lilac Bloomsday Run.

Rich Janssen and his family create a group home for adults with autism, inspired by their son Jake.

Greene (’14) demonstrates that the role of women in sports broadcasting is growing — if slowly.

The U.S. Virgin Islands senator says servant leadership at GU makes a difference

As a mentor to students graduating this spring, 2013 Gonzaga University alumna Kristie Infantine offers some practical advice.

Brothers Carlos and Miguel Prietto shared an orthopedic medical practice; now they share court-side care of NCAA athletes in Anaheim

The 16 schools in the NCAA men's basketball tournament aren't just good at athletics – academics are also noteworthy. Of the teams remaining from the original group of 64 that began tournament play, 15 represent National Universities. The lone regional university is Gonzaga University.

Rich Janssen and his family create a group home for adults with autism, inspired by their son Jake.

Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly successful and award-winning video game designed to spark curiosity in learning about tribal culture.

Dr. Woodrow W. Winchester, III, shared ways to consider all humanity when designing tech.

Greene (’14) demonstrates that the role of women in sports broadcasting is growing — if slowly.

The Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies (GIHS) wrapped up its Fifth International Conference on Hate Studies, trying to provide light in a world that is sometimes filled with darkness.

The lecture by Mohammed Boudoudou, Ph.D., will be held in the Jundt Art Museum Auditorium is free; all are welcome

L.A. Alumni Chapter President Danielle Cendejas overs insight to working political campaigns

Gonzaga Law is proud to announce an expansion to its International Mediation Competition in Florence, Italy. This year, Gonzaga and the University of Florence are pleased to welcome law student participants from the University of St. Joseph in Beirut, Lebanon, and from L' Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas.

Gonzaga Magazine Editor Kate Vanskike talks about the meaning of Zag fever

Luke Lavin celebrated Lent this year by welcoming the newest member of his family. As he reflects on the joy of the birth of his second daughter, he shares an experience of the parallel between that and celebrating the Easter season.

President Thayne McCulloh shares his message on moving forward.

As Holy Week is upon us and we explore the betrayal, death, and resurrection of Jesus, how can that story inform how we live our lives today? Here are some thoughts on how to find holiness among the trials of everyday life.

Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly successful and award-winning video game designed to spark curiosity in learning about tribal culture.

Keeping a Lenten promise can come with many challenges and there are many times we fall short. However, there is an abundance of grace from God to continue to pursue a deeper relationship always rooted in love.

The Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies (GIHS) wrapped up its Fifth International Conference on Hate Studies, trying to provide light in a world that is sometimes filled with darkness.

The lecture by Mohammed Boudoudou, Ph.D., will be held in the Jundt Art Museum Auditorium is free; all are welcome

Fredeen (’96), CFO at E-Line Media, collaborated with dozens of technology pros, Alaska Natives and elders to create “Never Alone,” a highly successful and award-winning video game designed to spark curiosity in learning about tribal culture.

Gonzaga became a Bee Campus USA designee in 2017 — the first educational institution in the state to do so.

The lecture by Mohammed Boudoudou, Ph.D., will be held in the Jundt Art Museum Auditorium is free; all are welcome

How do you teach 100-140 students in a classroom built for far fewer?

He's Utah's Father of the Year, an acclaimed leader in nonprofits and politics, dad to famous dancers Derek & Julianne

Gonzaga Law is proud to announce an expansion to its International Mediation Competition in Florence, Italy. This year, Gonzaga and the University of Florence are pleased to welcome law student participants from the University of St. Joseph in Beirut, Lebanon, and from L' Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas.

With a 17-percent spike in U.S. hate crime incidents in 2017 compared with 2016, Gonzaga's Institute for Hate Studies convenes experts worldwide

Sociology prof Joe Johnston explains how segregation – living and socializing in communities that are racially and socioeconomically homogenous – allows for stereotypes about “others” to manifest themselves.

A panel of experts will discuss the discovered water contamination in Airway Heights

In addition to explaining how brain chemistry is affected by pornography, leading to addiction, national experts will explore its effects on relationships, society and culture, as well as its global consequences

Gonzaga alumna works to raise awareness and engage donors for bone marrow transplants.

Women Lead series event explores "the power of shame."

A growing body of research points to loneliness as an impending epidemic with an enormous impact on the health of individuals and society. Gonzaga Professor Sarah Arpin's research explores

At a Next-Generation Medicine lecture hosted by the UW-Gonzaga Regional Health Partnership, researcher Matt Kaeberlein shares what doctors are learning from dogs.

Six Gonzaga graduates/students share their expertise and inspiration at TEDx Spokane

UWSOM-GU Regional Health Partnership Creating a Pipeline to Rural Healthcare, as 25 students are serving Eastern Washington as part of the Rural Underserved Opportunities Program (RUOP).

Gonzaga became a Bee Campus USA designee in 2017 — the first educational institution in the state to do so.

KSPS Media wins a national award with the help of Gonzaga grad students.

A panel of experts will discuss the discovered water contamination in Airway Heights

For Jimmy Kimmel and his partner, Sherlock - and anyone else wondering - here's evidence #GonzagaExists.

How do you teach 100-140 students in a classroom built for far fewer?

The first day of Zag Nation activities kicked off at the West Coast Conference Tournament with a day of Gonzaga Alumni and friends engaging in collaborative expressions of faith and service which are at the core of the university’s values.

Sociology prof Joe Johnston explains how segregation – living and socializing in communities that are racially and socioeconomically homogenous – allows for stereotypes about “others” to manifest themselves.

The No. 1 men’s basketball team and a wide number of Gonzaga teams succeed in competition and are top-ranked nationally in annual academic rankings. Often unseen, their collective community outreach is just as impressive.

Students join forces to raise funds for projects that matter to them through crowdfunding. Opportunities to contribute are open through May 4, 2019.

Gonzaga University is known as the proverbial underdog that manages great success from a smaller pool of resources than many of its competitors, and GU mock trial is no exception.

The Center for Civil and Human Rights brought the Hon. John Charles Thomas to Gonzaga Law as its 2019 Jurist-in-Residence. From March 18 through the 23rd, Justice Thomas taught a one-credit short course on civil rights lawyering and delivered the 2019 William O. Douglas lecture on the First Amendment, among other activities on campus.

The Gonzaga cheerleading team is a group of hardworking student-athletes with a bond as strong as family.

For Jimmy Kimmel and his partner, Sherlock - and anyone else wondering - here's evidence #GonzagaExists.

Spokane is an exciting, four-season city with lots to do for cheap, if you take a look around.

Gonzaga Law is proud to announce an expansion to its International Mediation Competition in Florence, Italy. This year, Gonzaga and the University of Florence are pleased to welcome law student participants from the University of St. Joseph in Beirut, Lebanon, and from L' Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas.

Archbishop of the U.S. Military Services, the Most Rev. Timothy Broglio, celebrated Mass in the University Chapel, then visited with Gonzaga ROTC cadets and personnel as part of a trip to Fairchild Air Force Base and campus March 4.

Leslie Stamoolis, costume designer for "A New Season," shares the inspiration and process for designing and sewing 150 looks for the Woldson Performing Arts Center's premiere production.

Gonzaga became a Bee Campus USA designee in 2017 — the first educational institution in the state to do so.

A panel of experts will discuss the discovered water contamination in Airway Heights

Alexis Bonogofsky ('02) balances a unique perspective between rural and urban when it comes to environmental advocacy.

The Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency honors Gonzaga for its exemplary and innovative efforts to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions

100 percent of Gonzaga University's electricity sources are now green - hydro, bio-mass, wind and solar.

The Board approved the recommendation of its Investment Committee to adopt a holistic, comprehensive approach to socially responsible investing.

Christine Uri of Engie Insight gives 2018 Aram Lecture in Business Ethics