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Gonzaga U. Research Team Issues Final Report on Steps to Curb High School Drop-Out Rate
A Gonzaga University School of Education research team has submitted its final report commissioned by Priority Spokane. The research focused on the experience of middle school students, inside and outside the classroom. The report provides recommendations on school/community strategies that could improve graduation rates in Spokane high schools. The research was funded with a grant from the Spokane-based Inland Northwest Community Foundation (INWCF) and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Following are the report’s major recommendations. The full report can be viewed online.
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Board of Trustees Elects Thayne McCulloh as Gonzaga University’s 26th President
The Gonzaga University Board of Trustees today (Friday, July 16) elected Dr.Thayne M. McCulloh as Gonzaga’s 26th president, succeeding Rev. Robert J. Spitzer, S.J. McCulloh has served as interim president since Rev. Spitzer’s departure in July 2009.
See New Video: Diversity Abounds at Gonzaga’s 12th Annual Summer Language Institute
Gonzaga University is an unofficial international district through July 30 as hundreds of local immigrant and refugee students from dozens of countries, speaking as many languages, take part in Gonzaga’s 12th annual TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Summer Institute and English and Spanish language camps.
Jundt Art Museum to Present Exhibition of Robert Lloyd Aug. 13-Nov. 13
Sixteen digital photographs of China by artist and educator Robert Lloyd will be on display beginning Aug. 13 until Nov. 13, 2010 in the Gonzaga University Jundt Art Museum’s Arcade Gallery. Lloyd took this series of photographs of China during a visit there in 2008.
Huetter Mansion Becomes New Home ‘Front and Center’ for Alumni Association
Gonzaga University is well known for its power to transform students for the greater good but few knew this transformative power extended to buildings. Such is the case with the strategic new roles for both the historic Huetter Mansion and Bing Crosby’s childhood home, which face each other across Sharp Avenue at Gonzaga’s main entrance.
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PACCAR Center Deemed Golden for ‘Green’ Design
The three-story, $8.5 million PACCAR Center for Applied Science at Gonzaga University has received the prestigious “Gold” certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system.
Exhibition on Famed Poet, Priest Hopkins on Display through Sept. 30
Although Jesuit poet and priest Gerard Manley Hopkins never published while alive, his posthumous 20th century fame established him among the leading Victorian poets. A free public exhibition of his work is on display in the Cowles Rare Book Reading Room at Gonzaga’s Foley Center Library through Sept. 30.
New Web Site Highlights Gonzaga’s role in Spokane Community
Gonzaga is fortunate that Fr. Joseph Cataldo, S.J. had the vision for a place of Jesuit-inspired higher learning on a small parcel of land along the Spokane River. Through all of these years, the people of the Spokane community have supported the University and its students, have grown with the institution and have trusted their children’s education to Gonzaga. The University is truly a reflection of the Spokane community. In turn, Spokane has been shaped by the social, cultural and economic impact of Gonzaga.
Gonzaga Broadcast Faculty Promote International Ties
Gonzaga University broadcast studies faculty Dan Garrity and Father Mark McGregor, S.J., have been invited to present their recent and remarkable international outreach efforts to a major Catholic higher education conference July 19-21 at Marquette University.
Many Contribute to Installation of Special Crucifix in McCarthey Athletic Center
The addition of a Crucifix in the southwest corner of the McCarthey Athletic Center last basketball season reminds Zags’ fans and the public of Gonzaga’s Jesuit, Catholic and humanistic identity, but few know the story behind this beautiful Christian symbol.
Fr. Spitzer Busy as Ever One Year After Leaving Gonzaga
Father Robert J. Spitzer, S.J., who left Gonzaga University as its 25th president one year ago this month, is working as hard as ever in his new initiative to educate the public, especially youth, about the complementary nature of faith and reason
Gonzaga Student-Athletes Continue Tradition of Academic Achievement
It’s not easy achieving academic excellence in college, especially at a school like Gonzaga where the high school grade-point average for incoming freshmen is upwards of 3.7. Imagine then, how difficult it is for student-athletes to excel academically when they must devote so much time to athletics.
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Alumnus Nate Higgins Seeks New Challenge After Alcatraz Attempt (Video)
Extreme fog prevented Nate Higgins from attempting his planned 1.5-mile swim from Alcatraz Island to San Francisco on Sunday, but the 2009 Gonzaga University alumnus, who is paralyzed from the chest-down, was allowed to swim a comparable distance in a safer part of San Francisco Bay, earned a medal for his efforts, and is deciding what his next great swimming challenge will be. (Video of Alcatraz attempt.)
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Timothy Westerhaus to Join Gonzaga as Director of Choral Activities
After a nationwide search, versatile musician Timothy Westerhaus will join Gonzaga University’s music department faculty this fall as director of choral activities.
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Gonzaga U. VP Chuck Murphy Receives Gonzaga Prep’s Highest Honor
Chuck Murphy, Gonzaga University’s vice president for finance, has received Gonzaga Preparatory School’s highest honor, the St. Aloysius Gonzaga Medal, for his enormous contributions to its financial health and well-being, the high school announced.
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Gonzaga to Celebrate Feast of St. Aloysius on Monday, June 21
Gonzaga University will celebrate the the feast of St. Aloysius Gonzaga on Monday, June 21.




