Stories

Sponsored by the Gonzaga Alumni Mentoring Program (GAMP), the Treks are designed to help students advance their careers and network with alumni in key metropolitan areas for help in job-placement.

"Oracle of Omaha" Shares Wisdom with Gonzaga Students

It was the '70s, and a young alumna thought she was giving a single year to international public health. Turns out, she miscalculated.

Students Study Success with Gonzaga Alumni at Nike

Engineer and assistive robotics researcher earns distinguished award from British Government

Gonzaga University intends to engage in a community-focused exploration of a medical education and research partnership with the University of Washington School of Medicine in Spokane.

How Gonzaga grads continue impacting the Spokane community.

Lauren Kuhn was already bracing for a busy fall as a second-year Harvard Dental School student. Now, after being crowned Miss Massachusetts on June 29, the Gonzaga University alumna will compete for the title of Miss America in September.

Following is a glimpse of some of the many outstanding students who graduated during Gonzaga's 121st commencement exercises May 9-11.

At Gonzaga, Nate Garberich ('12), developed a passion for hiking and biking. Such a passion can take you far. His certainly has. Here is Nate's story.

Tucker Keuter, who conducts the Gonzaga University band during men's basketball games and plays trombone for the women's games, has always had an affinity for mathematics and music.

GU is increasing its emphasis on finding internships for students to tilt the odds in their favor when entering the job market.

Five years ago, Josh Neblett was a senior business major at Gonzaga. His girlfriend, Sarah Wollnick, was in her final GU undergrad year. Chance put them in touch with Tom Simpson, an adjunct professor who taught a class on creating new ventures, and who fosters entrepreneurial ambitions outside the classroom through his Northwest Venture Associates.

An innovative trustee developed a dozen student internships in the hottest economic environment in the nation.

Contreras, who speaks fluent Spanish and has dual citizenship in Colombia and the United States, is among only 81 students nationwide chosen to participate in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Exceptional Research Opportunities Program (EXROP) this summer.