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Since graduating Gonzaga in 2008, Tim Szarnicki has stayed true to his simple mission: to help people and communities in whatever way possible. This mission has led him to found multiple philanthropic organizations, actualizing his goal.

Gonzaga University's libraries have been accepted as a member of the Orbis Cascade Alliance.

In November of 2021, students in the Master's in Sport and Athletic Administration program completed a mock trial that was as a culmination of the semester's teachings.

Gonzaga's Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment has been selected as one of 30 semifinalists for the 2022 American Climate Leadership Awards from ecoAmerica.

Gonzaga University School of Law is excited to welcome three new full-time faculty members to its talented faculty roster: Dallan Flake, Dr. Jeffrey Omari, and Dr. Theodosia Stavroulaki. All three will arrive on campus this summer to begin teaching in August 2022.

Get a glimpse into Coleman's life as a current Gonzaga University student.

Second-year UWSOM-Spokane student Daniel Brewer addressed alcohol abuse in minors in Red Lodge, Montana, and Michaela Murphy focused on mindfulness-based stress reduction for youth in Northeast Spokane.

How the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust is helping to finish construction of its transformational John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering Facility

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Get a glimpse into Jensen's life as a current Gonzaga University student.

An October presentation of the documentary "Picture a Scientist" and subsequent panel discussion on women in science raised the important question for faculty and students, "How do we engage more women in the STEM areas at Gonzaga?"

The newly established Institute for Research and Interdisciplinary Initiatives brings together existing administrative functions related to scholarship as well as inter- and multidisciplinary academic efforts. It will provide a home for mission-based, cross-institutional academic initiatives related to research, scholarship and engagement with local, national and global communities.

In partnership with the city of Spokane, Gonzaga University's School of Leadership Studies will offer education and training to neighborhood leaders starting in January.

Food has always held the power to bring people together - helping to build connection and community along with nourishment. The Campus Kitchens project at Gonzaga University amplifies this blessing.

The ZoNE Essential Skills Program provides unemployed and underemployed women in Northeast Spokane a six-week career development series that offers opportunities for career exploration, professional skill development, exposure to different industries, leadership development, financial management and more.