News & Events

Gonzaga University's Foley Center Library has been selected to host "Americans and the Holocaust" from Aug. 23-Oct. 7.

The most effective way to teach someone how to teach someone else is to have your learner live the experience that you are trying to have them learn to craft. The purpose of this blog is to follow these easy steps to design and implement your own game-based class.

GU's Foley Library and the School of Nursing and Human Physiology are teaming up to work towards addressing food insecurity and health literacy in the Logan neighborhood.

Student interns in the Foley Library UASC department, worked on a wide range of projects this year.

Resource sharing frequently creates opportunities for cross-cultural dialogue and exchange that is sought out at every opportunity in our ILL Department.

Kristine Hoover wins grant to further PNW MOSAIC, a human rights storytelling project.

Gonzaga Library Publishing recently completed its third year of operation. In 2019, Foley Library began exploring the feasibility of publishing journals through a pilot project with the Journal of Hate Studies. Since then, the library has developed a robust suite of open access journal publishing services for the Gonzaga community.

We cannot separate ourselves from technology that mediates our daily lives; that manages our social lives; that dominates politics; that entertains us; and that helps to educate us. Upholding an artificial dichotomy between the two models limits both of them. A successful and transparent blending of these two delivery modes is the future of education. Hybridity is the future of both online and face-to-face education.

In our ongoing commitment to support effective citation management services, we have completed a review of our current RefWorks subscription. After carefully considering the functionality and cost-effectiveness of RefWorks to other citation management services, we have decided to cancel our subscription effective September 2022.

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

John Spencer is retiring after 20 years at Foley Library, here he answers questions about his career as a librarian and his time at Gonzaga.

Foley Center is not your grandparents' library. Entering the building, group study spaces and computer stations dominate most of the first floor's landscape where stacks of books once stood. The variety of services offered there have exponentially increased over the past several years, and these transformations in resource services appear destined to continue.

David Kingma, Assistant Professor and Archivist will be retiring from Gonzaga with Emeritus status on May 31st, here he reflects on his time here and all the changes he has seen since 1994.

Foley Center is asking faculty, staff, students and friends to be eyewitness contributors by submitting things you've written, photos you've taken or video you've recorded that give perspective to the year that was.