NEH Chair Adams: Humanities Can Help Veterans
By Peter Tormey (Article originally posted by Gonzaga University News Service.) SPOKANE, Wash. – William D. Adams, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, told …
Gonzaga University Mock Trial Displays Deep Talent in Eugene
NOVEMBER 14, 2016 SPOKANE, Wash. — This past weekend, Gonzaga University Mock Trial Teams 1076, 1077, and 1078 competed in the University of …
Gonzaga Hosts Murdock Conference, Showcasing Undergraduate Science Research
On November 4th and 5th, Gonzaga University hosted the twenty-fifth annual Murdock College Science Research Conference, a program of the Murdock Charitable …
Gonzaga Hosts Nation’s Best Debaters This Weekend at ‘The Jesuit’ Tournament
Seniors Dillon Johnson, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and Paige Spraker, Boise, Idaho, will comprise one of three GU teams competing in the tournament. …
In the Studio with Mary Farrell
In printmaking, I’m both teaching a technique that I’m giving to the students, and then I’m also helping them develop their own …
NEH Chairman William D. Adams Comes to Gonzaga November 14th
The College of Arts & Sciences and the Center for Public Humanities are proud to welcome William D. Adams, Chairman of the National …
Fresh Focus on Humanities, Research
Article originally posted by Gonzaga University News Service. Arts & Sciences Unveils Two Centers, Initiative SPOKANE, Wash. – With a renewed focus on providing students …
Jundt Art Museum Features ‘Crafting Identity: Masks and the Pastorela in Michoacán’
Article originally posted by Gonzaga University News Service. SPOKANE, Wash. – The Jundt Art Museum at Gonzaga University is featuring “Crafting Identity: …
Gonzaga Events Calendar through Jan. 14
Article originally posted by Gonzaga University News Service. SPOKANE, Wash. – Find below a list of public events being held at Gonzaga University – …
NSF Grants Will Bring Students to the Field for Hands-On Research
Two Gonzaga biology professors have received National Science Foundation grants, an impressive achievement with wide-reaching effects on undergraduate students, who now will …