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Pearl Griffiths ('20) learned about ranch life when her family moved to Colfax, Washington, during her high school years. When she later searched for a medical school, she found that the UW School of Medicine matched her passion for rural health.

Jerilyn Pringle has been named the 2025 recipient of the Lukins & Annis Law, Ethics and Commerce Scholarship, a prestigious award established by Lukins & Annis and Gonzaga University School of Law to honor the legacy of the firm's founders and promote diversity and inclusion in the legal profession. A proud "double Zag," Jerilyn earned her undergraduate and law degrees from Gonzaga, graduating magna cum laude and earning multiple academic honors. Her dedication to serving her community was evident in her work at Gonzaga's Elder Law Clinic, where she guided clients with empathy and clarity. In addition to receiving the scholarship, Jerilyn will join Lukins & Annis as a summer associate in 2026, continuing her journey as a rising legal professional committed to ethical leadership and public service.

Students interested in steel construction can now explore the AISC Steel Sculpture outside the Bollier Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.

Gonzaga came to life as families pulled cars into well-organized drop-off zones where hundreds of volunteers and staff members helped new students find their way.

Gonzaga is proud to announce the week-long inauguration celebration of new Gonzaga President Katia Passerini, a series of events commemorating the start of this exciting chapter in Gonzaga history.

New program launches innovation at the intersection of engineering and health.

From teaching in South Korea to helping launch Washington State University's official NIL Collective, Tim Brandle has built a career at the intersection of sports, law, and education. Now, as the instructor for EDPE 514: "Ethical & Legal Aspects in Sport", he's bringing his global experience and legal expertise to Gonzaga students.

A new partnership with Edcor, a leading provider of education benefits administration, will make it easier for working adults across the country to pursue professional development and academic degrees through Gonzaga.

Gonzaga Dance will kick off its 2025-2026 season with an educational showcase featuring Seattle choreographer and artistic director Karin Stevens and her company Karin Stevens Dance, presented in partnership with the Gonzaga Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment.

NIST awarded Gonzaga more than $1.8 million for research infrastructure in the Bollier Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.

Gonzaga once again landed at No. 1 in the list of "students who love their school teams." Not bad for a school full of highly motivated, academic-minded students, ranking at No. 21 in the nation for schools where "students study the most."

Learn about the environmental cost of AI, including the electricity and water needed to power data centers, and the balance between innovation and sustainability.

Gonzaga public health students take their research on the road to Grand Coulee, working alongside UW medical students to identify links between chronic illness and mental health in rural communities - and discovering the real-world impact of their work.

Gonzaga law student Kiko Macias ('25 J.D.) blends his heritage, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit to advocate for immigration reform and global diplomacy.

Neil Christenson ('25 J.D.) blends a lifelong commitment to service with a passion for intellectual challenge, from park ranger and law librarian to aspiring attorney.