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Called "the Einstein of behavioral sciences" by The Los Angeles Times and "a heroine, in a hero-less time" by the Christian Science Monitor, Dr. Goodall will discuss her groundbreaking chimpanzee behavioral research in Africa, as well as her reasons for hope in these complex times when she visits Gonzaga.

An innovative trustee developed a dozen student internships in the hottest economic environment in the nation.

Bing Crosby helped GU celebrate its first 50 years at its 1937 Golden Jubilee.

The two glowing crosses just off I-90. The brick pathways. Philosophical discussions in the COG. And community, that vague word that means something so very tangible.

GU alumni gathered at the New Otani Inn to celebrate the launch of the Japan Chapter of the Gonzaga University Alumni Association.

Professor Shann Ray Ferch won in two categories in the High Plains Book Awards, taking top honors in the categories of first book and short story

Fr. Pat Conroy, S.J., the first Jesuit chaplain of the U.S. House of Representatives, returned to alma mater Gonzaga.

The new grotto devoted to Our Lady at GU was officially dedicated on Oct. 20, giving a new place of prayer and reflection for the community.

Several students had the opportunity to talk with with three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Thomas L. Friedman.

GU's 82 percent average graduation rate tops all but six nationwide, and its 92 percent average freshmen retention rate.

Professor Mark Bodamer and four colleagues published findings that chimpanzees create social traditions.

GU marks its "tradition and transformation" during its 125th Anniversary Celebration Week.

Three recent graduates begin as the latest Fulbright Scholars.