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Gonzaga University's commitment to student well-being helps students thrive and flourish through comprehensive wellness programs and holistic support, ensuring they thrive in all aspects of their health.

Online and hybrid graduate and certificate programs broaden the horizon for continued learning.

Gloria Chien teaches a Buddhist Meditation and Practice class that combines academic study with the act of meditation.

Karla Parbon and Laura Miner, two graduates of the Doctoral Program in Leadership Development, share insights about Mike Hazel's course, Mindfulness and Leadership.

See the many ways mindfulness takes shape at Gonzaga.

Artificial intelligence, academics and how Gonzaga is handling the new technology.

Discover the potential of AI in higher education, emphasizing Jesuit values in developing responsible use of technology at Gonzaga University.

Christopher Miller ('96) shares insights on the evolution of technology and its impact on daily life and business operations.

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.

Embark on an interstellar journey with Richard Koelsch, a NASA engineer whose childhood love for 'Star Wars' fueled his passion for space exploration.

Mary Jeannot has always taught that any language, and communicating with speakers of other languages, is more than just the spoken or written word. It involves getting to know people.

Founded on the Jesuit cornerstone of a faith that does justice, Gonzaga seeks opportunities to care for the community and respond to its most pressing needs.

Gonzaga's GUSR program fosters friendships between students and adults with disabilities, promoting inclusion and understanding.

Opportunity Northeast's "Catalyst" program helps Northeast Spokane youth experience college life, fostering a vision of themselves as future students and boosting confidence.

Lynn Blumen, once a shy child, gained confidence through Gonzaga's Campus Kids, later flourishing in academics and becoming a successful research scientist.