Dr. Raymond Rast Discusses “Preserving the Legacies of Cesar Chavez and La Causa” at Next Dean’s Forum
On Wednesday, March 29th at 4:30 pm in Wolff Auditorium, the College of Arts & Sciences hosts the academic year’s final Dean’s …
Communication Studies Hosts UW’s Dr. Ralina Joseph for “Screening Strategic Ambiguity”
The Communication Studies Department hosts Dr. Ralina Joseph, Associate Professor of Communication at University of Washington and Director of the Center for …
College Expo Showcases What’s New at the Heart and Soul of the University
At Fall Family Weekend 2016, the College of Arts & Sciences Expo: New Initiatives, Gonzaga’s largest and oldest school launched new Centers …
College of Arts & Sciences Language Proficiency Exam to be Offered Monday, March 20
The College of Arts & Sciences Language Proficiency Exam will be offered Monday, March 20, from 6 – 8 pm. Students who …
Faculty and Student Researchers Tackle Big Questions with Little Arachnids
For three undergraduates, Kayla Gunther ’18, DeShae Dillard ’19, and David Dommermuth ’17, summer 2016 was all about spiders. The three worked …
Undergraduate Research Experience Propels Arlene Chandra’s Success
“I knew I wanted to be a social worker since fifth grade,” said Arlene Chandra ’14 over the phone this past fall. …
Development Awards Support Faculty and Student Research
Over the past year, eleven faculty from eight departments have received over $20,000 for individual and collaborative projects through development funds from …
New Language Requirement Reflects College Mission
In line with the College of Arts & Sciences’ mission to prepare graduates for an increasingly globalized world, all students majoring in …
Gov. Inslee to Students: Journalism More Important than Ever for American Democracy
Article originally published on Gonzaga News Service February 3, 2017 By Peter Tormey SPOKANE, Wash. – Gov. Jay Inslee told Gonzaga University …
Truth and Bleeding on the Page
by Megan Robinson ’17 On February 6, Tim O’Brien visited Gonzaga and took questions from students and community members in a Q&A …