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

The acclaimed series continues with award-winning poet giovanni singleton

Karma Chávez, Ph.D., is an associate professor and chair of Mexican American and Latina/o studies at University of Texas at Austin.

The play by Eve Ensler is part of V-Day 2019, the international nonprofit movement based on the play.

Deneen, professor of political science at University of Notre Dame, discusses his recent widely acclaimed book. The event, presented by Phi Beta Kappa faculty at Gonzaga, is free and open to the public.

Following receipt and review of an appeal submitted by the Gonzaga University College Republicans (GUCR), President Thayne McCulloh has informed the club’s leadership that he is granting them permission to invite Mr. Ben Shapiro to speak on campus this spring.

With a hopeful heart, a dash of fear and no job prospects but a Gonzaga degree, Ariana Agnew loaded up her car and departed for Denver last Memorial Day weekend.

Ken Dye, music professor and bands director at University of Notre Dame, will present the lecture, which is free and open to the public.

Gonzaga Law students' otaku love of intellectual property took the competition by storm in the regional rounds of the INTA Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Moot Court Competition in San Francisco.

Gonzaga's first class of Myrtle Woldson scholars enrolled in fall 2018, and they all have big academic goals and a desire to serve others.

The acclaimed series continues with award-winning poet giovanni singleton

Karma Chávez, Ph.D., is an associate professor and chair of Mexican American and Latina/o studies at University of Texas at Austin.

The play by Eve Ensler is part of V-Day 2019, the international nonprofit movement based on the play.

Deneen, professor of political science at University of Notre Dame, discusses his recent widely acclaimed book. The event, presented by Phi Beta Kappa faculty at Gonzaga, is free and open to the public.

With a hopeful heart, a dash of fear and no job prospects but a Gonzaga degree, Ariana Agnew loaded up her car and departed for Denver last Memorial Day weekend.

Speakers discussed issues including housing discrimination in Spokane’s history, and the life and legacy of GU alumnus and civil rights attorney Carl Maxey

Pilar (Crooks) Biller (’96) was recognized as the 2018 Nevada State Teacher of the Year.

With a hopeful heart, a dash of fear and no job prospects but a Gonzaga degree, Ariana Agnew loaded up her car and departed for Denver last Memorial Day weekend.

Gail Heck-Sweeney ('74) credits GU for opening doors for her international work and lifestyle.

Service to the community is the rallying theme for Gonzaga supporters on Saturday, Feb. 9 for the seventh annual Gonzaga Day.

Governor Jay Inslee recently appointed Gonzaga Law alumnus Paul Thompson ('04) to the Snohomish County Superior Court effective January 2019. Governor Inslee also appointed Gonzaga Law alumnus Donald J. Richter ('07) to the Wahkiakum and Pacific County Superior Court.

Did you know Bing Crosby was a student at Gonzaga? His boyhood home sits on the university campus.

MacDaniel Graff, a junior studying sports management, was injured in an accident. But the former three-sport athlete stays close to the action as a manager for the Zags basketball team.

The lasting bonds of Zag friendships are common. Here's the story of the Boys of '78.

The acclaimed series continues with award-winning poet giovanni singleton

The play by Eve Ensler is part of V-Day 2019, the international nonprofit movement based on the play.

Ken Dye, music professor and bands director at University of Notre Dame, will present the lecture, which is free and open to the public.

The Jundt Art Museum will feature the work of full-time GU art department faculty Mary Farrell, Matt McCormick, Mat Rude and Laura Truitt in an exhibition running through May 11

Did you know Bing Crosby was a student at Gonzaga? His boyhood home sits on the university campus.

The 125 singers of the four Gonzaga University Choirs, along with Spokane Brass Quartet, will perform their annual Candlelight Christmas Concerts in St. Aloysius Church.

Gonzaga alumni share their pilgrimage experiences on the Camino de Santiago in Spain

Film festival veteran Matt McCormick aids Gonzaga in developing visual literacy and filmmaking

Located in the heart of campus in Welch Hall, the English Language Center might deserve recognition in Gonzaga’s Athletic Hall of Fame for its contributions to the men's basketball program.

MacDaniel Graff, a junior studying sports management, was injured in an accident. But the former three-sport athlete stays close to the action as a manager for the Zags basketball team.

Rev. Janeen Steer facilitates weekly conversations on faith with Gonzaga student-athletes.

GU student-athletes are graduating at a rate of 99 percent, tied for the second highest percentage in the nation.

Sophie Whittle, a senior from Nipomo, California, has earned a title no one else in the history of Gonzaga tennis can claim: national champion.

Gonzaga alumni-penned book detailing history of the Kennel Club hits shelves

The prestigious certification reaffirms Gonzaga’s commitment to sustainability.

The Gonzaga women's crew team has won 17 titles -- quite a feat for the walk-ons without prior experience who embrace this competition.

With a hopeful heart, a dash of fear and no job prospects but a Gonzaga degree, Ariana Agnew loaded up her car and departed for Denver last Memorial Day weekend.

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

Grads of the School of Engineering and Applied Science find link between skills, passions

Election season has come to a close and we congratulate our Gonzaga Law alumni who were elected to new offices or retained their seats. Here are just some of our great alumni who emerged victorious in their recent elections.

Paul Sauber ('44) was an accomplished engineer, rocket scientist, and family man.

Cindy Runger ('91, '94) is the first woman of color and first woman under 50 to preside over the Seattle Rotary

Gonzaga alumni share notable career moves, care for their community and more

Services ranging from the Internship 101 workshop, career counseling appointments, career and internship fairs, and our cohort internship programs are all aimed at ensuring students have the opportunity to apply what they learn in the classroom towards their individual career goals.

The acclaimed series continues with award-winning poet giovanni singleton

Karma Chávez, Ph.D., is an associate professor and chair of Mexican American and Latina/o studies at University of Texas at Austin.

Speakers discussed issues including housing discrimination in Spokane’s history, and the life and legacy of GU alumnus and civil rights attorney Carl Maxey

Gonzaga will host a “Teach-in on Civil Rights in Spokane” in the Hemmingson Center

Through English as a Second Language courses, master's students and Spokane immigrants and refugees learn together.

Fellows from Laos and Cambodia spent three weeks in Spokane. Here, they ask GU students what they have learned about leadership through service.

MacDaniel Graff, a junior studying sports management, was injured in an accident. But the former three-sport athlete stays close to the action as a manager for the Zags basketball team.

In “Lifting the Lamp” – a phrase harkening to the inscription on the Statue of Liberty – we share faculty, alumni and student perspectives on immigration.

Speakers discussed issues including housing discrimination in Spokane’s history, and the life and legacy of GU alumnus and civil rights attorney Carl Maxey

Gonzaga will host a “Teach-in on Civil Rights in Spokane” in the Hemmingson Center

During the fall Flannery lecture, Andrew Prevot said catholicity, in order to be authentic, must be connected to a specific affirmation of black lives.

GU President Thayne McCulloh addresses concerns related to priest abuse scandal

In “Lifting the Lamp” – a phrase harkening to the inscription on the Statue of Liberty – we share faculty, alumni and student perspectives on immigration.

During this 450th anniversary of Aloysius Gonzaga’s birth, we reflect on the story of this patron saint of youth

These snow-capped Maroon Bells of Colorado made their way onto our cover for good reason

Rev. Janeen Steer facilitates weekly conversations on faith with Gonzaga student-athletes.

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

Through English as a Second Language courses, master's students and Spokane immigrants and refugees learn together.

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

Located in the heart of campus in Welch Hall, the English Language Center might deserve recognition in Gonzaga’s Athletic Hall of Fame for its contributions to the men's basketball program.

Fellows from Laos and Cambodia spent three weeks in Spokane. Here, they ask GU students what they have learned about leadership through service.

In “Lifting the Lamp” – a phrase harkening to the inscription on the Statue of Liberty – we share faculty, alumni and student perspectives on immigration.

Gonzaga alumni share their pilgrimage experiences on the Camino de Santiago in Spain

For over a decade, Gonzaga has been partnering with Pontifica Universidad Javeriana, a Jesuit institution in Colombia.

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).

Free, open to the public.

The UWSOM-GU Regional Health Partnership teaching model includes innovative educational and clinical approaches, blending the humanities with medicine and exploring the connection from both disciplines.

The play by Eve Ensler is part of V-Day 2019, the international nonprofit movement based on the play.

Speakers discussed issues including housing discrimination in Spokane’s history, and the life and legacy of GU alumnus and civil rights attorney Carl Maxey

Service to the community is the rallying theme for Gonzaga supporters on Saturday, Feb. 9 for the seventh annual Gonzaga Day.

Through English as a Second Language courses, master's students and Spokane immigrants and refugees learn together.

Fellows from Laos and Cambodia spent three weeks in Spokane. Here, they ask GU students what they have learned about leadership through service.

Gonzaga President Thayne McCulloh says Sharp Ave. collaborations are just the beginning

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

The Northwest Pilot Project recognizes Mark O’Donnell (’65) for his service to the organization, which provides affordable housing to seniors in Multnomah County.

Gonzaga Law students' otaku love of intellectual property took the competition by storm in the regional rounds of the INTA Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Moot Court Competition in San Francisco.

Service to the community is the rallying theme for Gonzaga supporters on Saturday, Feb. 9 for the seventh annual Gonzaga Day.

Amazon's SmartLife RoadShow came to Gonzaga to show the latest in home technology

Gonzaga will host a “Teach-in on Civil Rights in Spokane” in the Hemmingson Center

Fellows from Laos and Cambodia spent three weeks in Spokane. Here, they ask GU students what they have learned about leadership through service.

Joanne Shiosaki is mom, mentor, boss and captain ... and deeply loved by students

A campground on the upper Missouri River is the classroom for Gonzaga in the Wilderness

At the 2018 observance of International Day of Tolerance, Liz Moore of the Peace and Justice Action League presented a message at Gonzaga

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

Gonzaga once again is named among the nation’s most environmentally responsible colleges.

Local nonprofits recycles scrap metal and turns it into scholarship money for students.

Local nonprofit, Gonzaga professor and students prove that pine trees improve road maintenance and sustainability efforts in Spokane.

Free, open to the public.