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Recent Gonzaga graduates Marisa and Sierra Reid, sisters three years apart, are on the fast track at Intel, where they took center stage when the tech giant marked its 50th anniversary.

Tenaciously, she aims to find new ways to treat parasitic infections, a Third World epidemic.

Pulitzer Prize-winner Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times told a Gonzaga University audience Monday night that quality journalism and the role of a free press in America — considered vital to a democracy — are threatened by economic and political forces.

The International Network for Hate Studies cites the Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies’ impact on the field, and others attribute the vision and momentum for hate studies as growing out of efforts initiated by GU. Twenty years after a humble beginning stemming from hate mail received by black law students at Gonzaga, the Institute for Hate Studies is still evolving.

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

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

Gonzaga played its final season of football in 1941, but grad student Matt Nichols is doing the Zags proud on the gridiron

“Unrestricted Love: Blackness and Catholicity as Interrelated Marks of Christian Life”

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 Portland Trek is on January 8, 2019 and the Seattle Trek is on January 10, 2019.

10 sophomore and junior students explored the world of investment banking and finance in the heart of the industry, New York City.

The Alumni Association and Career and Professional Development are excited to bring the Gonzaga Alumni Program to a new online platform this spring!

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

Recent Gonzaga graduates Marisa and Sierra Reid, sisters three years apart, are on the fast track at Intel, where they took center stage when the tech giant marked its 50th anniversary.

Tenaciously, she aims to find new ways to treat parasitic infections, a Third World epidemic.

Find out how you can receive your own 2019 Gonzaga calendar.

The Portland Trek is on January 8, 2019 and the Seattle Trek is on January 10, 2019.

10 sophomore and junior students explored the world of investment banking and finance in the heart of the industry, New York City.

The Alumni Association and Career and Professional Development are excited to bring the Gonzaga Alumni Program to a new online platform this spring!

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

Recent Gonzaga graduates Marisa and Sierra Reid, sisters three years apart, are on the fast track at Intel, where they took center stage when the tech giant marked its 50th anniversary.

Find out how you can receive your own 2019 Gonzaga calendar.

Kelsey Devereaux ('10), Jordan Williams ('10) and their dog Aska trekked the Colorado Trail to raise money for prosthetics.

Find out how you can receive your own 2019 Gonzaga calendar.

Pulitzer Prize-winner Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times told a Gonzaga University audience Monday night that quality journalism and the role of a free press in America — considered vital to a democracy — are threatened by economic and political forces.

Award-winning poet Sierra Golden will read from her collection, “The Slow Art,” at 7 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 18 in the Jepson Center’s Wolff Auditorium.

Kirk Besmer, Gonzaga professor of philosophy and the Arnold Chair, will present at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 23; free, open to the public

Professor Kirk Besmer delivered his Arnold installation lecture, "Why our Tech-Driven Lives Need the Humanities," to a packed Jundt Lounge gathering on ZagFam Weekend.

The lecture by Arnold, a history professor and director of Gonzaga's Native American Studies program, is free and open to all

After work, Dichone the artist comes out to perform for Spokane in dance, acting and music

Marshall and the poets in “WA 129” to receive the “Washington Voices Award” in recognition of its contribution to the state’s literary landscape

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.

Coach Steve Hertz looks back on 50 years at Gonzaga.

After a strong showing at the World Championships, national championship rock climber and honors student Hannah Tolson reflects

Arguably the best collegiate all-around female rock climber in the nation, the GU honors student competes June 20-23 in the 2018 World University Championships in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Coach Steve Hertz is not just synonymous with Zag. He defines the word.

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 Portland Trek is on January 8, 2019 and the Seattle Trek is on January 10, 2019.

10 sophomore and junior students explored the world of investment banking and finance in the heart of the industry, New York City.

The Alumni Association and Career and Professional Development are excited to bring the Gonzaga Alumni Program to a new online platform this spring!

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

Recent Gonzaga graduates Marisa and Sierra Reid, sisters three years apart, are on the fast track at Intel, where they took center stage when the tech giant marked its 50th anniversary.

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

In the Spring of 2018, while most seniors were just hanging on until graduation, Claire Henson (Biology, ‘18) was busy pairing a rigorous course load with a research internship in a professional lab setting.

In this 2.5-minute video, Chief Diversity Officer Raymond Reyes shares why Gonzaga began its Institute for Hate Studies.

The International Network for Hate Studies cites the Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies’ impact on the field, and others attribute the vision and momentum for hate studies as growing out of efforts initiated by GU. Twenty years after a humble beginning stemming from hate mail received by black law students at Gonzaga, the Institute for Hate Studies is still evolving.

In the days following the horrific violence against members of the Jewish community in Pittsburg, several Jewish members of the GU community shared from their faith tradition.

Gonzaga proudly presents a series of events and activities to bring together the GU community and region

Public event features video presentation by Nadine Strossen, author, law professor and former president of the ACLU, followed by a panel discussion.

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

As part of the “Welcoming the Stranger” refugee series, we learn about the work of Gonzaga Law Professor Megan Ballard.

Learn about the refugee support of Shannon Dunn in “Welcoming the Stranger.”

Find out how you can receive your own 2019 Gonzaga calendar.

In this 2.5-minute video, Chief Diversity Officer Raymond Reyes shares why Gonzaga began its Institute for Hate Studies.

The International Network for Hate Studies cites the Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies’ impact on the field, and others attribute the vision and momentum for hate studies as growing out of efforts initiated by GU. Twenty years after a humble beginning stemming from hate mail received by black law students at Gonzaga, the Institute for Hate Studies is still evolving.

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

In the days following the horrific violence against members of the Jewish community in Pittsburg, several Jewish members of the GU community shared from their faith tradition.

“Unrestricted Love: Blackness and Catholicity as Interrelated Marks of Christian Life”

Homelessness and leaderships were topics tackled by speakers at Gonzaga's Alumni Academy 2018.

Gonzaga University students, through an organization called Campus Kitchens, are serving meals weekly to the residents of the neighborhood that surrounds the GU campus.

Tenaciously, she aims to find new ways to treat parasitic infections, a Third World epidemic.

Pulitzer Prize-winner Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times told a Gonzaga University audience Monday night that quality journalism and the role of a free press in America — considered vital to a democracy — are threatened by economic and political forces.

Two Gonzaga students share their adventures abroad in Stellenbosch, South Africa.

The two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist will discuss the role of a free press and quality journalism in a healthy democracy

Hansen, a 2018 Gonzaga graduate, is teaching English at a bilingual high school in Madrid, Spain through a prestigious Fulbright scholarship.

After spending most of the summer before her senior year of high school focusing in the Dominican Republic, Aizley Hansen (’18) knew she ultimately wanted to work abroad in a development role.

Building on the treks successes of the past, Career & Professional Development is partnering with the Center for Global Engagement to sponsor Gonzaga’s first international trek to London.

Learn about the refugee support of Shannon Dunn in “Welcoming the Stranger.”

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.

This is Lucy, one Zag's service dog, here to let you in on some secrets about service animals, and where a dog can always find treats at Gonzaga.

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

Recent Gonzaga graduates Marisa and Sierra Reid, sisters three years apart, are on the fast track at Intel, where they took center stage when the tech giant marked its 50th anniversary.

Find out how you can receive your own 2019 Gonzaga calendar.

Kelsey Devereaux ('10), Jordan Williams ('10) and their dog Aska trekked the Colorado Trail to raise money for prosthetics.

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

Ceremonies underscore collaborative effort to improve the road at Gonzaga's main entrance

Homelessness and leaderships were topics tackled by speakers at Gonzaga's Alumni Academy 2018.

Gonzaga University students, through an organization called Campus Kitchens, are serving meals weekly to the residents of the neighborhood that surrounds the GU campus.

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 Portland Trek is on January 8, 2019 and the Seattle Trek is on January 10, 2019.

10 sophomore and junior students explored the world of investment banking and finance in the heart of the industry, New York City.

The Alumni Association and Career and Professional Development are excited to bring the Gonzaga Alumni Program to a new online platform this spring!

Students share #ZaGratitude for what you make possible for them through donations

Find out how you can receive your own 2019 Gonzaga calendar.

For Veterans Day, the spotlight is on students to come to Gonzaga after their active military service.

In the Spring of 2018, while most seniors were just hanging on until graduation, Claire Henson (Biology, ‘18) was busy pairing a rigorous course load with a research internship in a professional lab setting.

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.

The prestigious certification reaffirms Gonzaga’s commitment to sustainability.

Jim Simon, Gonzaga’s first Sustainability Director, maximizes the resources allocated to him as he manages and expands the university’s wide-ranging programs.

Students in Gonzaga’s Collegiate DECA Club kicked off the growing season recently in the GU Campus Garden, planting a variety of vegetables and learning to grow food using sustainable practices.

Rhonda Kae Young, Ph.D., Gonzaga professor of civil engineering, presents "Transportation Engineering: From Neighborhood Greenways to Driverless Interstates" at noon, Tuesday April 24.