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Navigating the stormy waters of return-to-campus scenarios for fall 2020, Gonzaga University leaders sought input from students and families, shared ideas with colleagues at other institutions, and forged new alliances with regional health experts.

Faculty members share their history and research of Lake Arthur and its inhabitants

For Joanna Hazel, who graduated in May from the Master of Science in Taxation (MSTax) program, Gonzaga is a family tradition.

How did donor support for Gonzaga University change as the pandemic unfolded in 2020? Find out here.

Gonzaga University's environmental studies department will host the forum via Zoom at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 7 for voters to hear local candidates' thoughts about the topic before the November election.

Lake Arthur stands on the Gonzaga campus as a testament to the utility of nature and the resourcefulness of humanity.

The fall 2020 issue of Gonzaga Magazine explores ways to improve mental health challenges in the season of COVID

Gonzaga's Native American Cultural Center was rededicated Sept. 17 with a new name in the Salish language.

Gonzaga Provost Deena González discusses cultural narratives, teaching history, and moving toward equity

The Gonzaga University debate team will host a debate-watch and dialogue sessions for the Sept. 29 U.S. presidential debate. This event will take place on Zoom and is open to students and the public. Registration is required and is available online.

Zags Mari Cuevas and Trey Wagner start West Coast Catholic, a creative rosary design company

The community at Gonzaga Law and the legal community around the world have paid tribute this week to U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg who passed away on September 18, 2020, at her home in Washington D.C due to complications from cancer.

The editor's letter in Gonzaga Magazine, fall 2020 issue

Ground was broken today for a new hub for medical and health education, research and innovation to be anchored by the University of Washington School of Medicine-Gonzaga University Health Partnership.

As a Black man, these past few months I have thought a lot about dying. More than usual. When I was young, I imagined a death where I learn that I have an incurable disease and then begin my final, glorious lap around.