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Two student-centered, environmentally focused projects will help lower energy costs and carbon footprints in Spokane.

How the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust is helping to finish construction of its transformational John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering Facility

Spokesman Review reporter Eli Francovich joined a Gonzaga civil engineering class as they built small dams near Newman Lake

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

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

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

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

How an engineer with a Heart of Gold (on LP) and GU alum is helping to inspire support for STEM students

Gonzaga University again is ranked in the top 20% in the "National Universities" category by U.S. News & World Report in its 2022 annual rankings.

The Zag Nation Classroom in the Bollier Center honors the impact of all who give in support of Gonzaga students.

Gonzaga introduces the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering - recognizing the family's commitment to helping all students pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The alum feels so strongly about Gonzaga's T&D program that he recently agreed to serve on the T&D Industry Advisory Board, helping ensure the program maintains that strong connection to the power industry.

Gonzaga civil engineering professor Joshua Schultz recently co-authored a paper about the roof of St. Charles Church, which is considered a historic feat in engineering.

Nick Coulson's work on grid modernization at Puget Sound Energy grounded in Gonzaga Master's in Engineering program.

Gina Sprint, Ph.D., an assistant professor of computer science at Gonzaga University's School of Engineering and Applied Science, is researching the utility of "smart" home devices to help with the monitoring of people with cognitive decline.

Foley Center is not your grandparents' library. Entering the building, group study spaces and computer stations dominate most of the first floor's landscape where stacks of books once stood. The variety of services offered there have exponentially increased over the past several years, and these transformations in resource services appear destined to continue.