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When a $500 mail order was placed for Gonzaga's first bulldog mascot outfit, no one could've imagined that Spike would go on to ham it up with ESPN's College GameDay and star in commercials like Nissan's "Road 2 Final Four" and Nike's "Welcome to Brackettville."

Gonzaga's Center for Community Engagement programs partnered with Bemiss and Stevens Elementary Schools to bring 5th graders GU hoodies.

The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture has announced a series of spring events highlighting the "Dancing with Life" exhibit curated by GU professor Pavel Schlossberg.

Preparing for college, Dottie (Deane) Woodbery ('18) thought she owed it to herself to step out of her comfort zone.

Gonzaga students brought boundless energy to McCarthey Athletic Center for ESPN's live filming of College GameDay on Feb. 25.

Explore events and resources to help you celebrate Women's History Month both on and off campus.

Mateo Valdez, while working toward a business degree, has created the Sports Consulting Group, a student-run sports marketing club that has been wildly successful since its start in spring 2022.

How gratitude and scholarship support are helping Courtney graciously give back for the common good

On February 10, three buses of energetic youngsters from Longfellow, Garfield and Whitman Elementary Schools headed to Cataldo Hall on Gonzaga's campus to participate in the Center for Community Engagement's (CCE) STEM Fair.

Gonzaga's Model UN, brought to the school via a former student and facilitated by Associate Dean Stacy Taninchev, challenges students to challenge their preconceived notions and be global citizens.

How did Rasir Bolton of the Gonzaga Bulldogs capture the heart of Spokane basketball fans?

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

Philosophers Leland Harper and Jennifer Kling delivered the final "Leading Against Hate" speaker series presentation with a discussion of "The Language of American Racism." The duo explored several examples of racism and discussed the means to address them.

The Spokane Cyber Cup IV cybersecurity competition returned to Gonzaga University on Feb. 11 with a record 128 participants from Inland Northwest schools.

The Greater Gonzaga Guild welcomes Juandalynn Taylor, visiting assistant professor and fellow with the Center for Civil and Human Rights in the GU School of Law, who will discuss "Mitigating Death: A Conversation About Death Penalty Case Work" Feb. 28,