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Professor Shann "Ray" Ferch was awarded a $25,000 Creative Writing Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts.

When Meagan (Brncick) Terry ('06) went to the White House Nov. 2 to accept the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award, she said it felt like the culmination of a path she chose as a GU undergraduate.

Graduation and Freshman Retention Rates No. 2 in West; Engineering 27th Nationwide

GU moved up one spot to reclaim the No. 3 spot in U.S. News & World Report's annual college rankings.

Class of 2015 is strongest academically and most racially diverse.

Professor Steve Schennum used a $1.1 million grant to develop new ways to create reliable and secure high-bandwidth wireless communications.

Andrea Woods received a 2011 Gates Public Service Law Scholarship to attend University of Washington School of Law.

Contreras, who speaks fluent Spanish and has dual citizenship in Colombia and the United States, is among only 81 students nationwide chosen to participate in the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Exceptional Research Opportunities Program (EXROP) this summer.

The School of Business Administration developed a new hybrid model for its MBA in Healthcare Management Program.

'Leadership and Accompaniment' in Romania

GU was ranked No. 4 best regional university in the West (tie), No. 2 for alumni giving and engineering program ranked No. 17 (tie) nationwide.

U.S. News & World Report ranked Master of Business Administration (MBA) program No. 58 in the nation for part-time programs.

Rodriguez Perez, a biochemistry major from the coastal town of Long Beach, Wash., was chosen to work in the lab of Harvard Professor and HHMI investigator Norbert Perrimon as part of HHMI's Exceptional Research Opportunities Program (EXROP).

Senior Javier Gonzalez connects a slender syringe to delicate tubing that emerges from a boxy piece of scientific equipment called a mass spectrometer.

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute today announced it has invited Gonzaga University and 11 other colleges and universities to join 24 schools in the Science Education Alliance, a national experiment that aims to change the future of undergraduate science education.