Stories

An Indigenous skier's call to return the mountains to the people who first called them home

Gonzaga Informatics Institute Hosts Industry, Education and Technology Leaders in Conversations About AI April 20-24

While the global climate crisis can feel daunting, this spring's Presidential Speakers Series event showed Catholic universities are uniquely positioned to educate students capable of addressing it in ways that will help care for what Pope Francis has called "our common home."

Erasmus+ Visiting Scholar Mihai Murariu offers his reflections of his time spent on Gonzaga's campus (Spring 2026)

Gonzaga will welcome internationally recognized sustainability scholar Dr. Wayne Visser and Catholic University of Portugal leader Isabel Braga da Cruz for a panel discussion titled "Caring for Our Common Home: Turning Local Action Into Global Impact" April 8.

Refugee Clinical Navigators, a student-led service group at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Spokane, organized an event to assist refugees in completing basic health histories for use during healthcare visits.

Three Gonzaga presidents, past and present, reveal leadership as a living relay of mission where philanthropy joins generations in educating the people the world needs most.

A fourth-year UW medical student draws on her athletic background and resilience as she pursues a career in orthopedic surgery.

Gonzaga University has earned a second consecutive STARS Gold rating in recognition of its dedication to improving sustainability from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education.

Gonzaga philosophy professor Brian G. Henning reflects on the enduring influence of Alfred North Whitehead during an international conference marking 100 years of Science and the Modern World and its relevance to environmental ethics today.

A Gonzaga history professor brings the ancient Mediterranean to life through archaeology, study abroad in Rome, and experiential learning.

Ashley Davis, of Gonzaga's Office of Global Engagement, recently traveled to Romania as part of Erasmus+ Week. Her reflections on the week spent with colleagues from around the world are below.

A Virtual Dual Immersion allows students to engage in real-time, bilingual conversations with peers abroad—without leaving Spokane.

In October 2025, Rome became the crossroads where women leaders from Catholic universities around the world, including Gonzaga University President Katia Passerini, gathered to reflect, learn, and strengthen their shared mission.

Christina Isabelli, Gonzaga's associate provost for global engagement and senior international officer, was recently named a 2025-2026 Presidential Fellow by the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA).