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GU professors offer best practices for utilizing AI as a student.

Say hello to Carolyn Cunningham. When Professor Cunningham is not teaching in the Communication and Leadership Studies department, she indulges her love for films and finds her zen at a hot yoga studio.

A visit to the Bing Crosby House Museum during the holidays is a longstanding tradition for fans of the classic crooner and anyone looking to get in the spirit of the season, but 2023 offers something a little different.

When Maddie Sontag started at Gonzaga as an environmental studies major, she never expected to end up with a love for working in the state legislature But a semester spent as an intern for a Washington state senator solidified Sontag's passions for engaging communities with their government.

Welcome to the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) everyone! Imagine Tony Stark, the iconic Iron Man from the Marvel Universe, in his high-tech lab, crafting his advanced suit with a blend of engineering prowess, creative genius, artificial intelligence, and unparalleled adaptability. This is an apt metaphor for the current landscape of higher education, particularly as students prepare to enter a world increasingly shaped by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and all of its potential and possible peril.

Professor Shimabuku's commitment to improving lives through civil engineering is inspiring. At Gonzaga, we are grateful for faculty members like him who strive to make the world a better place.

Annmarie Caño expertly writes on hiring best practices, and how to fill high level leadership positions without relying on outdated criteria.

Tony Smith applied for his Gonzaga master's degree and a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Kenya and decided to pursue both. Here's his story.

HVAC Technician John King was pronounced Work Values Champion for October, a recognition that the Work Values Project instituted as a way to honor those who fulfill the University mission in their daily work.

Some may ask how many faculty does it take to revise their handbook? But despite the jest in that question, faculty know the process has been a long, demanding and sometimes tedious one.

The program pairs students and faculty from both institutions for ongoing health-related research.

Lindsey Spencer, Gonzaga's Transfer Admission Counselor, goes over the process for transferring credit at Gonzaga. She explains the transfer credit process for AP scores, IB scores, Cambridge International, Running Start courses, College in the High School, and community college courses.

Robin Pickering is Gonzaga's new chair of public heath and this interview shares what Pickering would like to do in this position and the direction she will take the department.

Raising mental health awareness among Latino farm workers in Othello, Washington. Providing information about community resources regarding diet and exercise to diabetic patients in Seattle. Educating teens in Conrad, Montana, about the importance of wearing seat belts.

Based on the 1891 play by Frank Wedekind, with book and lyrics by Steven Sater and music by Duncan Sheik, "Spring Awakening" follows a group of teenagers as they navigate their way to adulthood while the adults in their lives turn a blind eye to their desire and desperate need for knowledge and compassion.