SEAS In the News

At different times and on different trains, most of the class made it to Brussels, Belgium for a weekend visit.

The Gonzaga in Delft Students visited Kinderdijk where they witnessed the historical windmills built in the mid-1700s.

Today was market day for GU in Delft students, so a small group of Zags walked over to explore the different food options.

Students traveled from Delft to Amersfoort, Netherlands, via connecting trains through Utrecht and toured a unique energy and resource recovery facility.

Today we went back into the field by visiting TU Delft's Green Village.

After a break from academics over the weekend the students were back in a classroom setting studying Carbon/Ecological footprint and water management in The Netherlands.

Gonzaga in Delft students took the opportunity to explore the Netherlands during their free weekend time.

The Sustainable Cities class rode their bikes to Rijswijk, a town between Delft and The Hague.

Today the Zags in Delft biked for 15+ miles looking at how the city has prioritized different modes of transportation in residential, commercial, and suburban areas.

The Gonzaga in Delft: Sustainable Cities course kicked off in Delft, Netherlands.

With COVID restrictions lifting, Gonzaga University Civil Engineering Chair and Professor Rhonda Young is finalizing plans to take 18 students majoring in civil engineering and engineering management to the Netherlands for three weeks to study sustainable urban infrastructure. She took a similar group of students there in 2019 and the students gained a significant education in urban planning.

Gonzaga University will officially open the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering on Friday, April 29, with a dedication ceremony at 4 p.m. and an open house following until 6 p.m.

James Wallace credits Gonzaga's Transmission & Distribution Engineering program with his fast rise in the utilities industry.

President Thayne McCulloh honored faculty and staff members who celebrated milestone anniversaries of 25 to 50 years at Gonzaga

Former Engineering Dean, William Ilgen, honored with the Distinguished Career award for his work and service to the field of engineering.

Gonzaga faculty and students share their excitement for the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.