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Gonzaga University's Center for Global Engagement (CGE) is hosting a variety of events to celebrate International Education Week (IEW) 2022, held Nov. 14 - 18. IEW is a joint initiative between the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education, held annually during the week before Thanksgiving.

Dean Jacob Rooksby has been leading Gonzaga's law school since arriving in Spokane in 2018, but his role took on a new gravity this semester as the dean role officially became an endowed position named in honor of Gonzaga legal legend Smithmoore P. Myers.

Three more students earned high-powered rocketry certifications at a Tri Cities launch.

Mike Doyle ('01) and his wife Amanda (Gerding '01) are a pair of U.S. Army lieutenant colonels, raising four children, ages 3-10.

The head of the Radio Frequency (RF) Communications and Sensing Laboratory at the University of Notre Dame discussed RF polarization dispersion and more recent applications of this developing technology.

The Utah-based dance group will perform alongside the Gonzaga University Repertory Dance Company.

Mae Cramer ('24), a political science major and gender studies minor, recently received the Voyager scholarship from the Obama Foundation with the help of Airbnb CEO, Brian Chesky.

Legendary group the Blind Boys of Alabama are coming to the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center for a show featuring the innovative gospel and blues group from the South that has delivered more than eight decades of stunning vocal performances.

How the "Americans and the Holocaust" traveling exhibit this fall brought a tragic time in history into a different light.

The ideas in the book utilize the scholarly work of many members of Gonzaga University's School of Leadership Studies faculty, alumni, and students.

Most of the 85 team members for the second-annual Hackathon came from Gonzaga, with a few participants from WSU, Whitworth, and area high schools..

On Nov. 3, the School of Business Administration is hosting the 14th Annual Aram Lecture on Business Ethics.

The Theatre fall mainstage production is a version of the Bard's twist-filled, fairy-laden comedy classic that you've never seen before.

This month's installment in the ongoing series of Q&A sessions from the Office of Sustainability catches up with Ben Chu. Keep reading to learn about Ben, his views on sustainability, and how he implements sustainable practices into his daily life.

Nearly 70 years of Zag alumni came home for the reunion weekend including more than 20 alumni events on campus and around Spokane.