GU ME in the News

Get a glimpse into Jose's life as a current Gonzaga University student.

The new course "Why People Hate" was reintroduced in 2021 and is a way for students to explore the importance of human dignity.

Alum Travis Franklin vision for a nontraditional public school option comes to fruition in Spokane International Academy.

Gonzaga students explored a large-scale light-rail construction site, seeing first-hand how a complex engineering project gets done in the real world.

Get a glimpse into Jade's life as a current Gonzaga University student.

These hand-crafted skateboards tell a story of unique individuals and their contributions to the broader community.

"The Mystery of Edwin Drood" is a comedic whodunit musical that is being held at the Myrtle Woodson Performing Arts Center Nov. 11-14.

The newly built Bollier Center supports the next generation of STEM leaders at Gonzaga

Gonzaga University's Journal of Hate Studies has published a special edition titled "Hate Amid the Pandemic" ahead of the university's international conference, to be held virtually Nov. 4-6.

Gonzaga debate team builds momentum at the start of the season as they advanced three teams to the elimination rounds at the virtual University of Kentucky tournament.

Gonzaga's new Center for Climate, Society and Environment aims to support teachers, community

Students in Gonzaga University finance class won the Fred Dickson Memorial Award for the third time in six years.

Made possible by the generosity of Dean and Vicki Allen, undergraduates will soon have new opportunities to research health-related topics.

Gonzaga University received a $2 million gift, establishing a chair of accounting to honor the memory of Jud Regis

Gonzaga has received 49 grants for a total of $6.54 million from the Murdock Trust to support faculty and student research.

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