Stories

Two members of the Integrus Architecture team recently wrote about the new Patrick Ferro Center for Materials Research (FCMR) in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce.

Curious about working on campus as a student? Admission Counselor Megan Baird shows you how to find a good fit for you!

President Passerini writes about a Jesuit approach to artificial intelligence in higher education.

Gonzaga student team was tasked with developing a fully functional pickleball paddle prototype using innovative materials and concepts not yet adopted by Selkirk, while meeting strict performance standards.

Gonzaga's Office of Undergraduate Admission shares their favorite summer activities around Spokane!

Gonzaga civil engineering professor Sue Niezgoda and her students are restoring Inland Northwest waterways through beaver dam analog projects, gaining hands-on experience while helping improve riparian habitats and environmental resilience.

Relive the magic of Commencement 2026! Celebrate our incredible graduates and read the inspiring highlights from this unforgettable weekend.

Learn more about Gonzaga's remarkable 2026 Commencement speakers, Monica Bertagnolli (Graduate), former director of the National Institute of Health and Lisa Fortier (Undergraduate), head coach of Gonzaga women's basketball.

President Katia Passerini spoke with Spokane Public Radio about her first year at the helm of Gonzaga University.

How Gonzaga's Personal Branding & NIL Class Helps Students Launch Careers-For Real

Two Master of Accountancy (MAcc) students have been accepted into a highly competitive postgraduate accounting program that only accepts about a dozen students annually.

Gonzaga alumni who work at Microsoft open doors for students

Gonzaga University debate team wins its third consecutive CARD National Championship. Senior Kaelyn Wellman and junior Everett Roe secure the title for the Zags.

The Gonzaga University CCE Wolff Civic Fellowship connects students with local organizations to support community-driven work while building professional skills.

Way of the Heart is an annual GUSR event at Gonzaga University that brings together adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and student volunteers for a weekend of inclusion and community.