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A cross-disciplinary team of Gonzaga University students and professors is working to develop a sustainable filtration material to treat contaminated water.

Gonzaga Magazine highlights recent publications by alumni authors

Kristin Deasy shares her stories as a world traveler since her graduation in 2007.

Gonzaga engineering professor reviews book by GU grad and Boeing engineer John Andrew ('54)

Gonzaga journalism graduates are used to telling other people's stories, but we asked some of them to tell us about themselves. These ten former Gonzaga Bulletin writers shared their career updates and how writing for The Bulletin shaped them.

Professor Rebecca A. Bull Schaefer Directs Gonzaga's MBA Programs

How a Master's in Organizational Leadership was the right choice for a Hollywood writer and producer.

President Thayne M. McCulloh shares his thoughts on the spring semester and what Gonzaga has in store for this summer.

The most effective way to teach someone how to teach someone else is to have your learner live the experience that you are trying to have them learn to craft. The purpose of this blog is to follow these easy steps to design and implement your own game-based class.

With the increased mental and behavioral stresses placed on school personnel, students and teachers by COVID-19, it was serendipitous that Gonzaga was ready to equip Ed.S. candidates with tools to deal with the pandemic's aftermath.

State Director of Tribal Relations Talks ROI & Online Learning

Seattle Times article breaks down the value of expanding Pell Grants for low-income and first-generation college students.

The MBA Student of the Year award and the MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship (MBA in AIE) Student of the Year are voted on by MBA and MBA in AIE faculty respectively and recognize student excellence in academic achievement, leadership and service to those within and outside of the Gonzaga community. This year's winners are Natalya Terry (MBA Student of the Year), and the MBA in AIE Student of the year award was conferred on Margaret (Meg) Miller and Isabel (Izzy) Yasana Hawley.

Over the course of their careers, these faculty gave generous and distinguished service to Gonzaga. A few highlights showcase the merit to their appointments.

For 20 years Dr. Beqiri has taught in the MBA program, and has been the MBA Programs Director for the past four years. She is this year's recipient of both the MBA Faculty of the Year Award and the MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship Faculty of the year Award.