News at Gonzaga

Three Zag players hail from Portland's Jesuit High School: Brian Michaelson, Mike Hart, and Matthew Lang. They represent a decades-long tie between Jesuit High and Gonzaga, well-documented by Jesuit's admissions director, Erin Willis DeKlotz

Dave Boling in the Spokesman-Review talks psychology with Gonzaga professor Nichole Barta, Ed.D, who teaches sports psychology

Since 1978, Gonzaga student-athletes have been honored with 34 Academic All-American honors. Past honorees include current NBA players, Kelly Olynyk, Domantas Sabonis and Corey Kispert.

James Tormé, son of three-time Grammy winner Mel Tormé, will offer his take on classic and new age jazz performance at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center at Gonzaga University on March 25 at 7:30 p.m.

Greg Mason in The Spokesman-Review (Mar. 1, 2022) shows what students are learning in a course by Gonzaga Marketing Professor Peggy Sue Loroz.

Gonzaga launched the Zag Business Directory, an opportunity for alumni to connect with each other, at the 10th annual Gonzaga Day on Feb. 12.

Two Gonzaga University students will help launch "The Building Bridges Initiative" in a videoconference with Pope Francis that will involve 100 students from Catholic and secular universities across the Americas.

The Underrepresented in Medicine service-learning group at The University of Washington School of Medicine-Spokane continues to grow and expand since its 2016 launch.

Two art exhibits, a musical performance and a conversation about mass incarceration highlight Gonzaga University's observance of Black History Month.

Gonzaga University's libraries have been accepted as a member of the Orbis Cascade Alliance.

Gonzaga University plans to present five guest performances from February to May for its "Season in the Spotlight" series, offering Asian dance, a saxophone quartet, a Latin Grammy nominee, legendary pop-jazz great Mel Torme's son and a listen to 50 years of rock 'n' roll.

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The newly established Institute for Research and Interdisciplinary Initiatives brings together existing administrative functions related to scholarship as well as inter- and multidisciplinary academic efforts. It will provide a home for mission-based, cross-institutional academic initiatives related to research, scholarship and engagement with local, national and global communities.

In partnership with the city of Spokane, Gonzaga University's School of Leadership Studies will offer education and training to neighborhood leaders starting in January.

Gonzaga Professors Susan Boysen and Suzanne Ostersmith were named to The Spokesman-Review's 'Inland Northwest Women of the Year'

Several major gifts of $1 million or more are furthering Gonzaga University's ability to pursue its goal of helping educate people the world needs most.