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Three Gonzaga seniors launched Muv, an app designed to help students discover events on campus and in their community.

25 Years of Dance with Suzanne Ostersmith - who views dance as science, education, philosophy, biology, community, service and more.

As president of Gonzaga's Black Student Union and a driving force behind fostering community and connection, Amari Troutt works to make sure everyone has a place to belong.

First-time attendees become dedicated participants, conversation circles continue for years, and the demand for more programming never stops. The Women Lead program celebrates its 10th year in 2025, and it's just getting started.

Gonzaga's research and creative inquiry options are blooming with support from private and foundation gifts.

Making your college decision can be fun, but also stressful at times! In this blog, Levi Garcia-Morales shares some helpful tips for choosing the right college for you.

Washington, D.C. - Gonzaga University School of Law is proud to announce the victory of its Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Team at the 2025 National Finals in Washington, D.C., where the team earned the prestigious title of National Champions, as well as the award for Best Brief. The Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition is a nationally recognized event that challenges law students to develop expertise in trademark law and hone their advocacy skills. The final competition, held on March 8, 2025, in Washington, D.C., marked the culmination of a challenging and rewarding season.

See the trajectory of Gonzaga's 26th president and learn why he believes that "What Gonzaga does is more important than even it realizes - for individuals, for our culture, for the world."

Gonzaga Theatre performed an excerpt from 'I Wish Ma Could Vote' at the League of Women Voters of Spokane Area's 75th anniversary gala, celebrating women's suffrage and civic engagement.

The nation's best college debate teams will visit Spokane this spring for the annual National Debate Tournament, a four-day flurry of fast-flying facts and verbal gymnastics that will ultimately crown a national champion on Monday, April 7.

Three Religious Studies faculty members, Emily Clark, Daniel Pschaida, and Shannon Dunn, have been awarded a $10,000 grant from Interfaith America to cooperatively design and teach a First Year Seminar on Civic Pluralism. The grant recognizes an innovative approach to integrating the skills of pluralism into core curricular offerings.

Meet Associate professor of Counselor Education Addy Wissel and learn about her 10 essentials.

Pete King had no idea what to expect when he came to Gonzaga in 2021. But his path led him to passionate work on stage and in the great outdoors.

Anger, fear, sadness, nostalgia - just a few of the reflective emotions shared by the performers at Gonzaga's 15th annual Diversity Monologues that resonated off the walls of the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center on March 18.

Dan Cummins' curiosity honed at Gonzaga led him to podcasting fame and comedy stages across the country.