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Nigerian student Nneka Enemkpali addresses the Graduate Commencement at Gonzaga

U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev), a Gonzaga Law alumna, challenges as 2018 Commencement Speaker.

Gonzaga, he says, he has provided a set of tools to live "an introspective life" -- one for others.

Before leaving Gonzaga, 12 graduates of the class of 2018 respond to 10 questions ranging from why they chose to attend Gonzaga to the most important thing they learned.

"Java With Jesuits," a trio of informal small group gatherings, is being held on campus this week that allow Gonzaga students to hear the stories of some of these veteran priests.

Tarana Burke, founder of the #MeToo movement, and award-winning journalist Ronan Farrow discussed the topic April 20.

As Noralis Rodriguez-Coss and Tony Abeyta finish their enriching fellowships here, they encourage further development of a more diverse faculty to best prepare students for a changing world.

This past March, on International Women's Day, the Gonzaga Women's Law Caucus had the esteemed privilege to honor Ms. Stephanie Lister as the 26th Annual Myra Bradwell Award recipient.

The reporting of Ronan Farrow on the Harvey Weinstein scandal was recognized today with a Pulitzer Prize awarded to The New Yorker. Farrow speaks at Gonzaga on Friday,

Student leaders foster critical steps toward greater inclusivity at GU

Students voice their frustrations over cultural and racial injustices on campus, calling for change

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