Stories

Death in the desert is a real threat for migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border

At Kino Border Initiative in Nogales, Mexico, deported migrants tell their stories

Deported veterans. Families in crisis. Collaborations between agencies. These are things students experienced in Tijuana.

Student Annika Barnett writes about frustrations with immigration, as experienced during Justice in January

Khadijah White, assistant professor in the department of journalism and media studies at Rutgers University, will discuss, "Race, News and Right-Wing Populism: The Tea Party and the Media" Feb. 21.

Kristin E. Heyer, professor of theological ethics, will discuss "Cultivating Civic Kinship: A Christian Ethic of Immigration," at Gonzaga's Flannery Lecture -- free and open to all.

Wrane Soule, a Gonzaga psychology major, began studies at the University of Ghana this month thanks to the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.

Gonzaga Professor Ann Ciasullo will discuss "Why Studying Popular Culture Matters" on Tuesday, Feb. 27.

At the Mexican border, the U.S. immigration and deportation system takes on new meaning

Tell: Love, Defiance, and the Military Trial at the Tipping Point for Gay Rights, presented on January 25, 2018

The 2017-18 Gonzaga University Visiting Writers Series continues with award-winning author Chris Abani.

Madison Rose ('18) shares how her own adversity has shaped her into an advocate for the learning disabled.

Professor Jason Gillmer offers insight about Dr. King's impact the Law School's new Center for Civil and Human Rights.

John Sheveland, Religious Studies, presents at Communities for Justice