
At Gonzaga School of Law we educate the whole person. We instill in our graduates the ethical values, knowledge and skills they need to become effective advocates and compassionate counselors.
We are a school for people with a purpose. We live our commitment to public service and social justice through our Thomas More Scholarship Program, a legal clinic that services our low-income neighbors, and our public service graduation requirement.
This is a place where you can have fun while you learn. Boating, hiking, skiing, golf - the Inland Northwest offers all this, and more, in the midst of a wonderful four-season climate.


Students on way to Olympia
Three GU students will spend Spring Semester in Olympia, clerking for the Washington State Supreme Court. More
Headlines
- Madsen to serve as state's Chief Justice
- Law school on move, Dean says
- GU Law hosts ABA diversity council
- Emily Yates receives public service award
- Student free speech advocate to appear
- Nault argues before Ninth Circuit
- Boskofsky wins native law scholarship
- Prof. Peterson nominated to U.S. Court
- Hibbs, Barrus Earn Law Scholarships
- Merriman receives Lawless Scholarship


Indian Law Program
Gonzaga's Indian Law Program addresses the cutting-edge legal issues that affect North America's indigenous peoples.

Legal Research & Writing
Our new curriculum focuses on the skills every lawyer needs to have. Chief among them is our two-year Legal Research & Writing Program.

