Stories

Gonzaga student leaders, faculty, and diversity champions tackle change

While Gonzaga makes progress with cultural and racial inclusion, there are more gaps to bridge

The conversations don't stop with The Race Issue - here are ways to keep knowledge of diversity and inclusion up-to-date

History guides the future; here's a look at where we've been and where we're going, in respect to diversity and inclusion

In Montgomery, Alabama, students explore the civil rights movement of yesterday and today

GU's Institute for Hate Studies hosted Communities for Justice to discuss racism and restoration

While Spokane is often known for its friendliness, it is not immune to the effects of racist rhetoric and behavior

Carlo Juntilla aims to alleviate financial stress from professional development expenses through a student grant

Cherie Buckner-Webb delivers her keynote address at the International Conference on Hate Studies

Change ahead: students and faculty propose race and ethnic studies program at Gonzaga

From a small all-white Midwestern town, Gonzaga Magazine's editor expresses why we should talk about racism.

Inspired by her mother's legacy, Liz Morris champions for women in leadership and Gonzaga's Women Lead conferences.

Business ethics courses at Gonzaga help students become people for others, facing economic injustices and deciphering how to act ethically

GU President Thayne McCulloh addresses diversity, equity and inclusion, recognizing the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King's death 50 years ago

Event features New York activist Tarana Burke, originator of the "Me Too" movement, and journalist Ronan Farrow, who helped break the story exposing accusations of assault and harassment by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.