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Congrats to the Gonzaga grads who have welcomed new little Zags into the world.

Five years after a fun photo shoot with this brother-sister Zag duo, we caught up to see what they're doing.

Since its construction in 1961, Hughes Hall has been home to innovation in science on GU's campus. Since then, the building has doubled in size, and in significance.

An interview with Gonzaga University, University of Washington, and Emerald Initiative leaders.

Second Nature, a Boston-based nongovernmental organization focused on accelerating climate action through higher education, announces that Gonzaga has been awarded a grant through its Acceleration Fund for innovative climate projects.

Rural communities in the US often face a severe shortage of lawyers, and members of these communities are often forced to travel long distances to find legal assistance. This summer, rising 3L Abby Riley decided to dedicate her time and talents to help address the access-to-justice crisis for people living in rural areas.

As part of the May 2021 commencement exercises, Gonzaga University School of Law awarded its highest honor, the Law Medal, to Mike McGrath, a member of the Class of 1975 and currently the honorable Chief Justice of the Montana Supreme Court.

Heather Banis, Ph.D., who earned a master's degree in theology and leadership from Gonzaga in 2019, serves as the Victims Assistance Coordinator (VAC) for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

As an academic field, women's studies draws in many subjects to examine women's lives and experiences in social and cultural constructs.

Students in the School of Business supported Big Brothers Big Sisters in serving the Spokane community.

Noralis Rodríguez-Coss researches Puerto Rican women's issues, and experiences of other island women

The research of Sara Díaz, Ph.D. is "fascinating intellectual work that includes difficult, real-world problems." It's also deeply personal.