Alumni News

There aren't a lot of people who can say they really know every inch of Gonzaga's campus like the back of their hand. Someone who can, Ken Sammons, just retired after serving the University for more than 5 decades.

Kristine Hoover and Clement Lye spent nearly three years documenting the life and story of Carla Peperzak, a 101-year-old Holocaust survivor credited with saving the lives of countless Jews from the Nazis.

ODC Dance from San Francisco completed a week-long residency at Gonzaga's Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center, featuring performances of The Velveteen Rabbit and a new work with Gonzaga Dance students, as well as students from local Spokane dance schools. Several local grade schools were invited to bring students to see their performance.

Gonzaga alum Austin Johnson ('18) is giving back to Spokane's youth by helping students find engagement opportunities in schools. From his own experiences in the foster system to his role as an engagement navigator, Johnson is shaping the future of local education through proactive mentorship and community involvement.

Meet Gina Sprint, an associate professor of computer science.

Discover how Dr. Jens Hegg from the College of Arts and Sciences is using innovative techniques to uncover 800 years of fish migration patterns in New Zealand snapper! This research challenges our conservation goals and offers new insights into historical ecosystems.

Continuous glucose monitoring was the topic of the recent Next Gen Medicine Lecture by the UW-GU Health Partnership

Gonzaga is the highest-ranked Jesuit university on the list from the National Jurist preLaw Magazine

Gonzaga University presents the world premiere of The Garment of Praise, an opera composed by Fr. Kevin Waters, SJ. Experience this locally produced, faith-inspired performance on Feb. 7 at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center.

Discover how the generosity of a 1963 alum ignited a lasting legacy of opportunity, impact and hope for future generations

Financial aid doesn't have to be confusing! Our Office of Admission breaks down aid at GU and shares helpful tips to guide you every step of the way.

Say hello to Gonzaga University School of Law professor, Inga Laurent! Inga's academic passions lie in procedure, evidence and restorative justice. Out of the classroom, you can find her in one of Spokane's many amazing coffee shops!

Gonzaga University Theatre presents I Wish Ma Could Vote: An Evening of Women's Suffrage Plays on Feb. 6-7, exploring the power of theater in the fight for women's voting rights.

Consider these events on campus and in Spokane to celebrate Black History Month throughout February.

To bolster academic reputations at Gonzaga, for both faculty and students, the University hosted the Northwest Primarily Undergraduate Institutions Research Nexus Workshop in October. It's part of the University's Strategic Plan to expand research this year, which states: "Academic excellence thrives when skilled and accomplished teacher-scholars and aspiring students come together to explore human knowledge..."

Experience an unforgettable evening of cabaret, comedy, and chaos as award-winning neo-cabaret artist Meow Meow takes the stage at Gonzaga's Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on February 23.