News at Gonzaga

Gonzaga Dance will host the nationally renowned dance company Spectrum Dance Theatre for its annual fall production Dance Presents! on Saturday, Nov. 20.

The new course "Why People Hate" was reintroduced in 2021 and is a way for students to explore the importance of human dignity.

Students in Gonzaga University finance class won the Fred Dickson Memorial Award for the third time in six years.

The Inland Northwest Opera production team has set the stage for dance to play a major role in "Orpheus and Eurydice," giving the four Gonzaga University dancers a valuable experience of how a professional setting differs from their experiences in amateur and academic work.

The October 2021 Philanthropy edition of the Spokane Journal of Business features Gonzaga gifts

Gonzaga University's undergraduate nursing program continues to distinguish itself based on students' 10-year performance on the key examination necessary to begin practice as a registered nurse.

Gonzaga University graduate and former student regent Heather Dooley has been named to the advisory council of Infrastructure Masons, a nonprofit association of technology and business leaders who represent more than $150 billion in infrastructure projects in over 130 countries.

This feature from the Spokesman-Review includes a photo gallery from a recent media tour of the new facility, located at Trent & Hamilton

Gonzaga University's COVID-19 compliance officer is featured in the latest installment of a state Department of Health video series whose purpose is to help overcome vaccine hesitancy.

Gonzaga University again is ranked in the top 20% in the "National Universities" category by U.S. News & World Report in its 2022 annual rankings.

Registration now open for the Gonzaga University Institute for Hate Studies' Sixth International Conference on Hate Studies, Nov. 4-6, 2021

During new student orientation on Aug 27-30, Gonzaga will welcome its second-largest incoming class ever, with 1,330 students expected to attend.

The environmental studies department's Senior Capstone Course has provided students with hands-on opportunities to advance community environmental projects since 2013.

With commitments to health and safety and in-person learning, Gonzaga has outlined plans to resume fall semester classes amid the challenges of a dynamic COVID-19 pandemic.

The new Gonzaga University Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment has received a $100,000 ClimeTime grant from the Washington Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction to support the Center's Climate Literacy Project. The initiative is designed to help elementary and middle school teachers statewide, especially in Northeastern Washington, understand and teach climate science.

Gonzaga is among the 326 "best and most interesting" U.S., Canadian, British and Irish colleges and universities featured in the "Fiske Guide to Colleges 2022," a respected independent college guide for 38 years.