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Gonzaga alum Erin Bergmann spent four months strategizing fundraising to support food programs in Honduras.

Gonzaga's new Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Annmarie Caño, Ph.D. penned this essay for The Conversation.

The program aims to infuse sustainability concepts into higher education curricula. The recognition means Gonzaga can be a resource for faculty throughout the region.

A community leader's message: My prayer is that hope would be compelling and contagious. May it go viral.

Jordan Tolbert, a graduating senior at Gonzaga University with a double major in broadcast studies and political science, could be a poster child for maintaining a positive attitude during difficult times.

Answering the Washington Supreme Court's call to address systemic discrimination in the criminal justice system, the deans of Washington's three law schools, Mario Barnes (University of Washington), Annette Clark (Seattle University), and Jacob Rooksby (Gonzaga) have agreed to serve as co-chairs to re-launch an ad hoc Task Force on Race and Washington's Criminal Justice System.

Opportunity Northeast's efforts to enhance food security has drawn support from three leading nonprofit organizations in Spokane.

Weekly food distributions during COVID-19 in northeast Spokane by Gonzaga University and partners showcase community work.

Patil will help to identify, organize and develop relevant data sources to help set project goals and define ways to collect data to measure progress.

Gonzaga student athletes aim to succeed in the classroom and community by serving the community in Northeast Spokane.

Director of Undergraduate Admission Erin Hays analyzes the incoming freshman class and transfers, reflects on the impact of virtual recruiting, and looks ahead.

Six Gonzaga students selected to be working in Northeast Spokane this summer introduce themselves and their hopes for their experience.

Marianne Poxleitner and Whitney Franklin are ready to lead through building relationships, trust and collaboration between faculty and staff.

What really excites alum Conner Longoria ('18) is the positive systemic impacts the development of Mwale will have on an entire community.

Gonzaga University's official statement on June 20, 2020 Reveal report.