News at Gonzaga

Following extensive national searches, Gonzaga is pleased to announce the hiring of four new academic deans.

Following a national search, Gonzaga University has hired Rosemarie Hunter, Ph.D., as its new dean of the School of Leadership Studies.

Following a national search, Gonzaga University is pleased to announce Vincent L. Salyers, Ed.D., and registered nurse, as the new dean of the School of Nursing and Human Physiology.

After a national search, Gonzaga University is pleased to announce Karlene A. Hoo, Ph.D., as the new dean of the Gonzaga University School of Engineering and Applied Science.

In light of the horrific act of terror perpetrated upon Muslim worshippers at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, organizers have expanded conference activities

Incoming students at Gonzaga University School of Law will have new opportunities in intellectual property thanks to eBay and SBMC Intellectual Property Law.

This season has ranked among the most successful ever for Gonzaga's high-profile basketball programs but what really has Athletic Director Mike Roth beaming these days is Gonzaga's lofty academic achievement by student-athletes.

Gonzaga University is the nation's No. 15 ranked Peace Corps volunteer-producing institution among "Medium Colleges and Universities" in 2019

The lecture series welcomes a trio of professors from the Gonzaga School of Education to discuss "Early Childhood Education: Importance, Practice and Future Directions"

Tickets are on sale for the opening production of Spokane's newest theater and concert hall.

The Gonzaga men's and women's basketball teams are dancin' in the NCAA Tournament, again, on Thursday and Saturday, respectively.

Professor Mirjeta Beqiri credits the "passionate, motivated and dedicated students" as a key reason why Gonzaga attracts outstanding professors.

For Gonzaga's academic leaders, the U.S. News & World Report ranking for best teaching is humbling and affirming

Pat McCormick's true teaching genius blossoms in students years after they graduate

Raymond Reyes, associate academic vice president and chief diversity officer, continues teaching, his first love, which he has done with distinction for 31 years across multiple disciplines in three schools.

With a 17-percent spike in U.S. hate crime incidents in 2017 compared with 2016, Gonzaga's Institute for Hate Studies convenes experts worldwide