News at Gonzaga

"The Odyssey" is an irreverent retelling of Homer's epic poem, reimagined as a piece of Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA). Odysseus and his faithful servant Dumbocles must complete their long, winding journey home after the Trojan War, but many pitfalls await.

Gonzaga University's admissions staff embraces the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance personal interactions with prospective students, recognizing its potential to streamline processes and provide more intentional support.

Robin Pickering delves into the contentious rise of parental rights legislation, particularly Initiative Measure No. 2081 in Washington State, and its potential adverse effects on LGBTQ+ youth.

Explore Gonzaga University's partnership with Ziplines Education to deliver innovative online programs designed to equip professionals with essential digital skills demanded by today's job market.

Gonzaga University announced today that it is extending the confirmation date for newly accepted students to June 1.

As we enter the month of March, we are reminded of the importance of recognizing and celebrating the invaluable contributions of women throughout history. At Gonzaga, we proudly embrace this opportunity to honor Women's History Month.

Gonzaga University has been named among the colleges and universities selected as a "Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs" in 2024 by the American College Personnel Association and the publication "Diverse: Issues in Higher Education."

Gonzaga University School of Law and its Center for Civil & Human Rights will host the inaugural With Pride: 2024 LGBTQ+ Rights & Advocacy in Legal Education Summit, a landmark gathering set to foster meaningful dialogue and inclusive legal education.

Discover how a pioneering research team from Gonzaga University and Montana State University tackles the pressing issue of wildfire impacts on drinking water quality in the Pacific Northwest.

Gonzaga University's Institute for Climate, Water and the Environment landed in The New York Times Monday in a story called "Wildfire Smoke Will Worsen, Study Shows, and Protections Are Few."

Gonzaga University has established itself as a prominent presence in Study Abroad national rankings, earning recognition as the 11th-best undergraduate-participation institution in the 2023 edition of the Institute of International Education Open Doors annual report, with a 43.3% participation rate.

Gonzaga University received a 4.5 out of 5 stars from the 2023 Campus Pride Index, a ranking of how schools support their LGBTQ+ communities, making Gonzaga the highest-rated Catholic institution, the second-highest-rated university in Washington state and top five in the country for any religious-affiliated university.

Learn about the first event in a new Gonzaga University initiative, the "Conversations on Israel and Gaza Series," addressing the complexities of the Middle East conflict.

February offers an opportunity to showcase myriad special events designed to educate, entertain and enlighten.

The project is designed to help reduce indoor exposure to pollutants in wildfire smoke in the City of Spokane and community centers serving disadvantaged populations, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Family Outreach Center, West Central Community Center and Northeast Community Center.

Angela Aneiros' expertise on Elon Musk was tapped by a New York Times opinion writer.