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New Biomedical Engineering Professor Publishes on ...

Nathan Zavanelli, Ph.D. builds on his research with Carnegie Mellon University at his new smart bioelectronics lab at Gonzaga University.

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Structural Engineering Students Take Advantage of Spokane Conference

Structural engineering students joined their professional counterparts at the 2025 SEA Northwest...

Joan Sarles Recognized as Outstanding Colleague

Joan Sarles, M.Ed., makes a remarkable impact by advising more than 200 SEAS majors, strengthening...

Gonzaga Named One of Nation’s Most Innovative Universities in ...

Gonzaga was newly recognized as one of America’s most innovative higher education institutions in...

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GU Engineering Earns Top Spot in Pacific Northwest

Among non-doctorate programs, the 2026 U.S. News and World Report ranked Gonzaga's undergraduate engineering #21 out of 291 institutions.

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GU Civil Engineering Ranked #14 Nationwide

The 2026 U.S. News and World Report named Gonzaga's civil engineering program as one of the best in the nation, among non-doctorate programs.

High Bay Mural Contest

Art and Civil Engineering intersect in a student contest to design a mural in the SEAS Structural High Bay Lab, Bollier 122.

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AISC Steel Sculpture

Structural & construction engineering students have a new hands-on learning tool outside the Bollier Center.

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Biomedical Engineering Program Expanding

New teaching & research laboratories open Fall 2025 to support this new B.S. degree and two new faculty.

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New Technology Degrees & Minors

Expanded programs in Data Science, Cybersecurity, Robotics, and Applied AI utilize GU’s new Institute for Informatics.

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Learn More from the SEAS 2025 Year in Review

The past year in the School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) was defined by transformative growth and innovation.

See some SEAS advancements in the online book.

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