Alumni News

What does a lawyer do after she's worked: in the White House and for a U.S. Senator, as a big law associate, and as counsel to the NFL and a growing tech/property management company? She hits the wine.

Although she's only been here two years, Charlita Shelton is making tangible differences as President Thayne McCulloh's chief of staff.

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.

Shaw Middle School, built in the late 1950s, looked the part of a traditional mid-century middle school with its long hallways lined with lockers, equally spaced rectangular classrooms, and sprawling gymnasium. When the opportunity to renovate and rebuild the school emerged, administrators embraced a new vision of what a middle could be - a space for community, connection, creativity, and innovation. This vision has come to life in the recently completed Shaw Middle School.

Current Gonzaga students share their experiences with their on-campus jobs.

A copy of the Torah - the sacred text of the Jewish faith - arrived at Gonzaga in October, thanks to generous donors to the Gonzaga's and Spokane Jewish community.

Opportunity Northeast has taken a step forward with the addition of a second mental health counselor at Logan Elementary School.

Current Gonzaga students share their favorite spots around campus.

Meet Pooky the Teddy Bear, a stuffed animal that left its mark with Brian Kuhta ('86) and his peers during their time at Gonzaga.

Graduate student Ciera Thornton's journey through Gonzaga's Master's of Business Administration this summer was defined by unbreakable bonds with professors, juggling and maintaining a work, family and school life balance and pushing herself to excel.

The week before Gonzaga University orientation, a group of first year students gathered to participate in the inaugural Serve Northeast pre-orientation immersion. This program introduced incoming students to the Logan neighborhood, a place they will call home for their college career.

Dr. Ramirez, a psychiatric nurse practitioner and a professor of nursing in the School of Nursing and Human Physiology at Gonzaga University, has been selected to become a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing. He is recognized for his leadership and significant contributions to health care.

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

With the support and feedback of school partners, several Gonzaga staff and faculty set out to launch the first ever Catalyst college immersion program in July 2021. Developing a college immersion program that introduces young people to college life, and supports educational access, outcomes, and opportunities for area high school students is one of the Opportunity Northeast strategic priorities.

Ryann Shor's research paper about the effect of a small molecule inhibitor on dormant breast cancer cells was published by "Molecular Oncology" this spring.