News, Events and Stories

Myrtle E. Woldson celebrated her love of the arts with a bequest to GU for full funding to design, build and furnish a performing arts center.

Gonzaga University begins its 132nd academic year this fall, President Thayne McCulloh oversees a sea change in leadership as four new academic deans — three of whom are women — assume their roles led by incoming Provost and Senior Vice President Deena J. González.

GU music faculty will display their nationally and internationally renowned talents as performers at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center event.

The Greater Gonzaga Guild lecture series welcomes Henning at 11:30 a.m., Sept. 24 in the McCarthey Athletic Center Herak Club Room; reservations required.

Learn more about the Honors Program from Dr. Linda Tredennick.

Event is titled “Medicine, Music, & Mascots: Furthering Social Justice in the Age of Intellectual Property.”

A ‘leap forward’ for medical education, health sciences research and innovation.

The 2020 U.S. News and World Report annual rankings rank Gonzaga in the “National University” category for the first time.

History Professor Ann Ostendorf is excited to learn more about Japan, its people and culture as she embarks on a 10-month teaching assignment at two distinguished Japanese universities.

A collection of reflections from students, faculty and alumni on what makes them happy, brings them joy.

In "Choosing Joy," Gonzaga Magazine provides tips for times when happiness is hard to find

Gonzaga's Office of Parent and Family Relations seeks to ease the way as students find their home away from home

Congrats to the Zag parents who welcomed family members this year

Alumna Catherine Johnston ('77) reminisces about cherished memories, lifelong friendships and the compassionate presence of Thomas Royce, SJ, from her time as a Gonzaga-in-Florence student.

What if it's hard to be happy? What if joy is overshadowed by pain?

Readers share their responses to Gonzaga Magazine's Spring 2019 issue.

The Washington State Bar Association presents their Local Hero Awards to individuals who have made noteworthy and lasting impacts in their communities. In July, not one but three Gonzaga Law were selected to receive this honor.

GU music faculty will display their nationally and internationally renowned talents as performers at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center event.

Event is titled “Medicine, Music, & Mascots: Furthering Social Justice in the Age of Intellectual Property.”

Robert Spittal’s composition “Diversions” captures first prize at the World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles Contest at the International Conference in Spain.

As amazing as the grand opening show in the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center last spring, was the colossal effort by Myrtle Woldson staff to make sure the building rolled out smoothly.

A solo exhibition of recent works by the renowned international artist opens Sept. 7. Fujimura will visit Gonzaga on Oct. 4 for a presentation and reception.

Project set sights on giving voice to veterans, through creative arts and multimedia storytelling, to engage in meaningful dialogue about the experience of war.

The 2019-20 season opens Sept. 13 and features performances by national and international artists including familiar names and rising stars of dance and theater.

Former English major Donald Sharpes (’59, ’61) shares his love of literature with a gift of over 30 rare books to Foley Library.

History Professor Ann Ostendorf is excited to learn more about Japan, its people and culture as she embarks on a 10-month teaching assignment at two distinguished Japanese universities.

The University announced it will start construction this fall on a brand-new, state-of-the-art Integrated Science and Engineering (ISE) facility. Gonzaga’s Board of Trustees approved construction of the building in July.

Five Gonzaga students are participating in some of the nation’s top biomedical research, working alongside noted experts to address health issues that affect Eastern Washington.

Gonzaga students share their 2019 #SummerGig stories of internships across with top companies around the U.S.

Lindsay Stevenson (’05) looks back on her days at Gonzaga as a first-generation college student and young mother, and the supportive faculty who helped launch her career.

Gonzaga alumna reflects on a lifetime of JVC service and core values after receiving the Fr. Jack Morris, S.J. Memorial Award.

The respected college guide picks Gonzaga among the 323 “best and most interesting” U.S., Canadian, British and Irish colleges and universities.

Gonzaga Law is pleased to announce that Drew Simshaw, J.D., L.L.M., will join the law school’s faculty as an assistant professor in August 2019.

Sophomore Kaitlyn Wiens shares her reflections following the event "Building a Bridge of Solidarity"

GSBA President Michael Tanaka shared his reflections on how the Gonzaga Mission comes alive.

To stand in solidarity with those suffering injustice at the southern border, members of the community gathered for a candlelight vigil to show support and solidarity.

Check out DICE's calendar of presentations and activities for fall 2019!

“Inclusion & equity are the pedagogical aquifer that nourishes deep critical thinking,” says Chief Diversity Officer and educator Raymond Reyes. Now his office has more human resources to help others.

The spiritual 11.5-mile trek along gravel roads of the north Idaho wilderness is something the Gonzaga community has been experiencing since 1970.

Gonzaga joins nationwide celebrations of the 19th Amendment's centennial anniversary, which gave women the right to vote

In the Fall '19 issue of Gonzaga Magazine, Thayne M. McCulloh, D.Phil., President, discusses the initiatives that have emerged from Gonzaga's Mission Priority Examen report.

Gonzaga University begins its 132nd academic year this fall, President Thayne McCulloh oversees a sea change in leadership as four new academic deans — three of whom are women — assume their roles led by incoming Provost and Senior Vice President Deena J. González.

Event is titled “Medicine, Music, & Mascots: Furthering Social Justice in the Age of Intellectual Property.”

A ‘leap forward’ for medical education, health sciences research and innovation.

Sophomore Kaitlyn Wiens shares her reflections following the event "Building a Bridge of Solidarity"

GSBA President Michael Tanaka shared his reflections on how the Gonzaga Mission comes alive.

To stand in solidarity with those suffering injustice at the southern border, members of the community gathered for a candlelight vigil to show support and solidarity.

The spiritual 11.5-mile trek along gravel roads of the north Idaho wilderness is something the Gonzaga community has been experiencing since 1970.

Program celebrating 20th anniversary, but evolved from a long institutional history of service at Gonzaga, grounded in Jesuit ethos.

The Greater Gonzaga Guild lecture series welcomes Henning at 11:30 a.m., Sept. 24 in the McCarthey Athletic Center Herak Club Room; reservations required.

Event is titled “Medicine, Music, & Mascots: Furthering Social Justice in the Age of Intellectual Property.”

Sophomore Kaitlyn Wiens shares her reflections following the event "Building a Bridge of Solidarity"

GSBA President Michael Tanaka shared his reflections on how the Gonzaga Mission comes alive.

To stand in solidarity with those suffering injustice at the southern border, members of the community gathered for a candlelight vigil to show support and solidarity.

History Professor Ann Ostendorf is excited to learn more about Japan, its people and culture as she embarks on a 10-month teaching assignment at two distinguished Japanese universities.

Program celebrating 20th anniversary, but evolved from a long institutional history of service at Gonzaga, grounded in Jesuit ethos.

Across the nation, students explore the complexities of poverty, racism, immigration, homelessness, disabilities, incarceration and more, through the lens of community programs serving those in need.

A ‘leap forward’ for medical education, health sciences research and innovation.

A collection of reflections from students, faculty and alumni on what makes them happy, brings them joy.

In "Choosing Joy," Gonzaga Magazine provides tips for times when happiness is hard to find

What if it's hard to be happy? What if joy is overshadowed by pain?

Socializing while lonely can actually make us feel worse, Inlander writer Daniel Walters surmises from Sarah Arpin's research

Gonzaga celebrates its nursing, ROTC and English program graduates from the Class of 2019

Graduate Commencement Speaker Michael John Ortiz shares with his fellow graduates how the journey to his degree represents the Gonzaga spirit in action.

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

Event is titled “Medicine, Music, & Mascots: Furthering Social Justice in the Age of Intellectual Property.”

GSBA President Michael Tanaka shared his reflections on how the Gonzaga Mission comes alive.

The spiritual 11.5-mile trek along gravel roads of the north Idaho wilderness is something the Gonzaga community has been experiencing since 1970.

Across the nation, students explore the complexities of poverty, racism, immigration, homelessness, disabilities, incarceration and more, through the lens of community programs serving those in need.

Assistant Professor of English Jeff Dodd reflects on shared stories as the faculty adviser for Mission: Possible.

Following the airing of his segment on Mike Rowe's "Returning the Favor," Rick shared his reflections with Gonzaga friends.

Gonzaga alumna reflects on a lifetime of JVC service and core values after receiving the Fr. Jack Morris, S.J. Memorial Award.

The respected college guide picks Gonzaga among the 323 “best and most interesting” U.S., Canadian, British and Irish colleges and universities.

Professor Andrew Goldman is taking students to new and faraway places — and into the past — without leaving the classroom.

The spiritual 11.5-mile trek along gravel roads of the north Idaho wilderness is something the Gonzaga community has been experiencing since 1970.

The 1,257 first-year students Gonzaga welcomed to campus this fall represent the strongest academic class in its 132-year history. The first-year students moved into campus residence halls on Friday, Aug. 23.

Across the nation, students explore the complexities of poverty, racism, immigration, homelessness, disabilities, incarceration and more, through the lens of community programs serving those in need.

Assistant Professor of English Jeff Dodd reflects on shared stories as the faculty adviser for Mission: Possible.

Gonzaga's Office of Parent and Family Relations seeks to ease the way as students find their home away from home

Alumna Catherine Johnston ('77) reminisces about cherished memories, lifelong friendships and the compassionate presence of Thomas Royce, SJ, from her time as a Gonzaga-in-Florence student.

The respected college guide picks Gonzaga among the 323 “best and most interesting” U.S., Canadian, British and Irish colleges and universities.

The Office of Sustainability talked with Mechanical Engineering professor Pat Ferro.

Program celebrating 20th anniversary, but evolved from a long institutional history of service at Gonzaga, grounded in Jesuit ethos.

Across the nation, students explore the complexities of poverty, racism, immigration, homelessness, disabilities, incarceration and more, through the lens of community programs serving those in need.

Readers share their responses to Gonzaga Magazine's Spring 2019 issue.

JJ Doria ('21, Electrical Engineering) spearheads the student push to add more solar panels to Gonzaga campus buildings.

VIDEO: From the paper to the printer, choices for Gonzaga Magazine show our earth-friendly values

Learn how Gonzaga seeks to improve the ways students, faculty and alumni are helping to protect the special places where we live, work and play.

Simple ways to make a difference in the health of our planet.