SEAS In the News

Gonzaga University begins its 132nd academic year this fall, President Thayne McCulloh oversees a sea change in leadership as four new academic deans - three of whom are women - assume their roles led by incoming Provost and Senior Vice President Deena J. González.

The instructor for engineering project management passed away unexpectedly in early September.

The 2020 U.S. News and World Report annual rankings rank Gonzaga in the "National University" category for the first time.

The civil and environmental engineer advised students on composting and solid waste treatment.

More than 200 students joined the School of Engineering & Applied Science in August.

Dr. Sue Niezgoda, an associate professor of Civil Engineering, gave students of all ages excellent advice in the Faculty Plenary at the 2019 Academic Convocation.

Erin dreamed of working at Nike ever since she toured the athletic wear company's world headquarters. Her Gonzaga degree in Engineering Management made that dream happen.

The University announced it will start construction this fall on a brand-new, state-of-the-art Integrated Science and Engineering (ISE) facility. Gonzaga's Board of Trustees approved construction of the building in July.

Gonzaga Magazine asked each of the University's four new deans to answer one question: Why Gonzaga?

Gonzaga students and faculty find new solutions through interdisciplinary collaboration.

SEAS welcomes several new faculty and staff for the 2019-20 academic year.

A graduate of Gonzaga's Certificate of Power Transmission & Distribution Certificate, Mendez found a career he loves working on renewables at Duke Energy

The Gonzaga in Delft students present what they learned to officials from the City of Amsterdam.

Returning the rental bicycles the most poignant moment of leaving Delft.

A visit to the Keringhuis, the beach at Monster, and a flood control polder.

After discussions of what they've learned on the Delft trip so far, the group explores in a new way.