Stories-GCSH in the News

Meet Associate CDO Kristin Finch and Assistant CDO Shawn Washington, who bring diverse experiences to foster inclusivity on campus. Learn about their collaborative efforts with faculty, bias intervention training, and their commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion at Gonzaga.

Gonzaga University received a 4.5 out of 5 stars from the 2023 Campus Pride Index, a ranking of how schools support their LGBTQ+ communities, making Gonzaga the highest-rated Catholic institution, the second-highest-rated university in Washington state and top five in the country for any religious-affiliated university.

Learn about the first event in a new Gonzaga University initiative, the "Conversations on Israel and Gaza Series," addressing the complexities of the Middle East conflict.

February offers an opportunity to showcase myriad special events designed to educate, entertain and enlighten.

Gonzaga University and Spokane Public Schools (SPS) have partnered to create a new pathway for K-12 educators to better support multilingual students and earn their English Language Learner (ELL) endorsement.

Explore Alina Ferguson's journey as she researches health care inequities in patients with advanced cancer and limited English proficiency.

Monday, January 20, we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. and honor his enduring legacy.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Native storytelling with Gonzaga University's Native American Studies program as they proudly present a staged reading of Beth Piatote's captivating play, "Antíkoni."

Gonzaga's MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship (MBA-AIE) connects Native students through a blend of online courses and in-person sessions.

Connecting with Native students, their families and tribes. Recruiting students from tribal communities. Exploring how Natives and non-Natives can engage meaningfully in living Gonzaga's Mission. These are the heart of the Office of Tribal Relations.

Gonzaga grad Joe McDermott reflects, on National Coming Out Day, about having kept himself busy to avoid coming out as gay in the 1980s-90s.

Learn more about the N7 initiative's friendship with Gonzaga and how GU's basketball players honored Native American Heritage Month with their turquoise jerseys.

Business and community leaders, along with GU faculty and staff, met for a discussion about how this community can best support Gonzaga students of color.

Dr. Avery Dame-Griff is a faculty lecturer at Gonzaga University who recently released his book, "The Two Revolutions: A History of the Transgender Internet."

Gonzaga will welcome a contingent of 12 players and coaches from Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela from Oct. 21-29 for a series of programs stretching from Seattle to Spokane and designed to introduce the visitors to U.S. training techniques, club administration best practices, leadership tutorials and more.

The Bonner County Human Rights Task Force (BCHRTF) and civil rights strategist Eric K. Ward are the recipients of this year's Eva Lassman "Take Action Against Hate" awards.