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Eight women leaders at Gonzaga share lessons from the field for AJCU Connections magazine

Gonzaga junior Maggie Accardo recounts her experience at the Bay Area Trek, citing its usefulness for students seeking opportunities for professional development.

Ten doctoral, graduate and undergraduate students from Gonzaga's School of Leadership Studies are currently at the Brussels European Forum for a weeklong intensive global leadership experience. Along with 40 other international students, they are participating in simulations of the North Atlantic Council, Foreign Affairs Council and G-20.

Portland's Andrew Sorenson ('09) and Marty Wall IV ('94) were years apart on the Gonzaga basketball roster. But on one April night in Phoenix in 2017, they couldn't have been any closer.

If you're thinking about studying abroad, it's a good idea to start planning early!

Gonzaga University formalized the interdisciplinary field of hate studies in 1997 and now marks its 25th year with a new name: the Gonzaga Center for the Study of Hate. Formerly the Gonzaga Institute of Hate Studies, the new moniker for the center doesn't change its mission.

Three Zag players hail from Portland's Jesuit High School: Brian Michaelson, Mike Hart, and Matthew Lang. They represent a decades-long tie between Jesuit High and Gonzaga, well-documented by Jesuit's admissions director, Erin Willis DeKlotz

On this International Women's Day, we continue to be inspired some of the many, many women who graduated from Gonzaga and have dedicated themselves to creating a better world for others.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Some sixth-graders in Spokane may change the beverages they consume thanks to a science experiment they conducted with the help of Gonzaga University students.

Since 1978, Gonzaga student-athletes have been honored with 34 Academic All-American honors. Past honorees include current NBA players, Kelly Olynyk, Domantas Sabonis and Corey Kispert.

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.

Greg Mason in The Spokesman-Review (Mar. 1, 2022) shows what students are learning in a course by Gonzaga Marketing Professor Peggy Sue Loroz.

Gonzaga faculty and students share their excitement for the John and Joan Bollier Family Center for Integrated Science and Engineering.

Raising your hand is about exemplifying bravery and courage. Gonzaga's brand commercial features some notable hand-raising Zags.

The Mystery Zag for Gonzaga Magazine's Spring 2022 edition is Winifred Hayes-Adams.