News at Gonzaga

Gonzaga once again landed at No. 1 in the list of "students who love their school teams." Not bad for a school full of highly motivated, academic-minded students, ranking at No. 21 in the nation for schools where "students study the most."

Gonzaga Public Health Chair Robin Pickering explores how parental opposition, policy debates, and misinformation contribute to gaps in sex education and youth health.

A new chapter opened in the storied history of Gonzaga University July 15 as Dr. Katia Passerini took the helm as the Jesuit institution's 27th president.

Spokane's efforts to prepare for deadly heat waves face setbacks after the EPA terminated key climate resilience grants.

On the eve of his retirement, Gonzaga's first non-Jesuit and second-longest-serving president receives an unprecedented honor as the Gonzaga Board of Trustees bestows upon him the title of President Emeritus - the first in Gonzaga's nearly 140-year history.

Robin Pickering, department chair for public health, wrote a Seattle Times column addressing effective ways to counter concerns about a shrinking U.S. birthrate.

Jens Hegg, assistant professor of biology, is featured in the Inlander newspaper's "Scholastic Fantastic" issue for his research into climate history of waterways using mussel shells and fish bones, work that recently landed him a significant grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust.

Gonzaga University's Foley Library and the Bing Crosby Advocates of Spokane present a free summer series on Bing's early Spokane life, Sundays at 3:30 p.m. at the Crosby House Museum.

There are plenty of opportunities in June to join Gonzaga's Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center and its friends and allies in celebrating PRIDE.

The establishment of a new Gonzaga Debate endowment will help the program support students well into the future.

Gonzaga celebrated nearly 2,000 graduates across three commencement ceremonies May 10-11.

A graduating Gonzaga mechanical engineering student, Areta has been inspired by personal experiences to use her considerable engineering and leadership skills to help others.

Well known in the Gonzaga community for their time on GU's women's basketball team, the Wirth twins are now making a splash on social media via a wellness business .

From medical imaging to the modeling of critical weather disasters during climate change to data science and more, applied mathematics is at the forefront of helping to solve increasingly complex problems impacting society. That's precisely why Gonzaga launched its Bachelor of Science degree in applied mathematics.

Gonzaga is recognized for its innovative work to improve retirement planning for its employees by increasing employee engagement, retirement readiness, and financial security.

A total of 1,278 undergraduates, 734 graduate and doctoral students and 132 law students are anticipated to receive degrees this year at three Commencement ceremonies.