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The fourth Community Engagement Institute (CEI) Conference in Spokane was held at Gonzaga University. The purpose of the organization is to connect community collaborators from colleges and nonprofit organizations in the region. Expert Marshall Welch was the keynote speaker.

Gonzaga students reflect on their experiences and service in cities across the country during Mission Possible 2018.

More than two dozen current students, alumni, and other Zag Family members participated recently in Gonzaga University's first Los Angeles Trek.

The professor of entrepreneurship and director of the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program has contributed to the textbook "American Indian Business: Principles and Practices."

Gonzaga Law Professor Ann Murphy joined other tax law and economics professors from around the nation in an amicus brief in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. et al., 585 U.S. ___ (2018) on behalf of the petitioner.

Professor among 25 acclaimed U.S. history experts asked by Time to nominate a historical moment that resonates today.

Are Millennials narcissists? What's the connection between the rise of anxiety and the use of social media? Author, lecturer Donna Freitas visited Gonzaga to share what she has learned through interviews with college students across the nation.

On an immersion trip to Ecuador, Karina Keyser found what it is to be present.

Gonzaga's School of Leadership Studies is launching a Certificate in Design Thinking this Fall and a Certificate in Servant Leadership in Spring of 2021.

The Kootenai County, Idaho, Task Force on Human Relations honors Rev. Happy Watkins of New Hope Baptist Church in Spokane and three Gonzaga faculty members with its Civil Rights Award.

Participants of The Ministry Institute are priests and nuns from around the world, coming to Gonzaga for sabbatical.

Interest and demand to attend UW medical school, through a partnership with Gonzaga, has outpaced Seattle.

The fossil is that of the first four-legged animal that scientists have uncovered at the site.

Gonzaga Law congratulates rising third-year student Conner Sabin for winning the Washington State Chapter (WACC) of the Association of Corporate Counsel's 2018 Diversity Scholarship. WACC cited Sabin's deep commitment to diversity in making its decision.

Even as a 10-year-old, Analuz Torres recognized something special about the Gonzaga community, which through scholarships is now helping propel her toward a bright future.