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Most Rev. Tutu Urges Graduates to Dream, Collaborate with God to Make World Better
Nobel Laureate Desmond Tutu told Gonzaga University graduates today to dream, reject cynicism, and collaborate with God to create a gentler and more equitable world. Sunday’s senior commencement also marked the beginning of Gonzaga’s yearlong 125th anniversary celebration.
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U.S. News & World Report Ranks Gonzaga’s MBA Program among Nation’s Best
U.S. News & World Report ranks Gonzaga University’s Master of Business Administration program the 82nd best (tie) part-time MBA program in the nation, up from last year’s No. 93 ranking. This marks the third consecutive year the program has earned a top-100 ranking from the publication.
Gonzaga to Graduate 10th-Straight Record Large Class in 119th Commencement May 11-13
For the 10th consecutive year, Gonzaga University will graduate its largest class ever during its 119th commencement exercises May 11-13. Gonzaga officials expect to confer a total of 2,221 undergraduate, graduate and law degrees, a dozen more than its previous record-largest class of 2,209 graduates in 2011.
GU Law Student Respondent Nelson Plans Surprise for Commencement
It’s the Monday of finals week, and Gonzaga School of Law student John Nelson still manages to look relaxed. In less than 2 weeks, Nelson will join Commencement keynote speaker Washington state Supreme Court Justice Debra Stephens and Faculty Speaker Professor Ann Murphy at the podium during the School of Law Commencement ceremonies.
Ogletree to Discuss 1st Amendment Issue April 23 at Gonzaga Law’s Douglas Lecture
Harvard Law School Professor Charles J. Ogletree Jr., will discuss the First Amendment right to peaceful assembly at 5:30 p.m., Monday, April 23 when he delivers Gonzaga University School of Law’s William O. Douglas Lecture. The free event is open to the public and will be held in the Barbieri Courtroom.
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Gonzaga Accounting Project Rapidly Becomes Fraud-Fighting Model
The breakthrough Justice for Fraud Victims Project launched by Gonzaga University’s Master of Accountancy Program in 2010 is rapidly becoming a model for other communities nationwide to battle white-collar crime.
Seniors Blaze Gonzaga’s First Trail to College Debate’s Final 4
Gonzaga University’s top debate team of seniors Leah Moczulski and Paul Kanellopoulos advanced to the Final Four of the National Debate Tournament April 2 before losing 3-2 to Northwestern University. Moczulski and Kanellopoulos, both from Houston, became the first team in school history to advance to the Final Four.
Students Partner with Union Gospel Mission Motors to Benefit Its Vehicle Aid Program
Gonzaga University marketing students participating in a funded, student-run marketing project called Driven Mind are collecting donations this week to help the local nonprofit Union Gospel Mission Motors as part of a competition among 20 schools vying for a chance to present creative ideas to Honda executives later this spring.
Celebrated Human Rights Activist, Poet Marjorie Agosín to Speak at Gonzaga U. April 17-18
Celebrated author, poet, professor and human rights activist Marjorie Agosín will discuss “Acts of Resistance: Women and Social Justice in Pinochet’s Chile” at 7 p.m., Tuesday, April 17 at 7 p.m. in Gonzaga University’s Cataldo Hall Globe Room. In addition, she will read from her poetry at the Holocaust Remembrance at 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 18 in the Foley Center Teleconference Room. Both events are free and open to the public.
Gonzaga University Mourns Loss of 1st-Year Student Christopher J. Gormley in April 1 Kayak Accident
Gonzaga University President Thayne M. McCulloh said the University was profoundly saddened to learn of the accidental death on the afternoon of Sunday, April 1 of first-year student Christopher J. Gormley, 18, from Everett, Wash., after the kayak he was paddling capsized at Rock Lake in Whitman County.
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