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Sarah Bliss Matousek, assistant professor of public health and the founding director of the Center for Health Impact at the School of Health Sciences, and Robin Pickering, professor and chair of public health, on the resources needed for Spokane's fire recovery.

When Professor Juliane Mora returned to Gonzaga University after a semester at sea with the nonprofit Institute for Shipboard Education, she brought back new perspectives on culture, communication, and experiential learning.

President Passerini writes about a Jesuit approach to artificial intelligence in higher education.

Our new Pope, Leo XIV, has called for the church to address the newest realities of our own day—virtual technologies, from the internet through social media to artificial intelligence.

In a recent piece in "The Conversation," Pickering delves into how screen time might not be the best way to relax.

Gonzaga philosophy professor Brian G. Henning reflects on the enduring influence of Alfred North Whitehead during an international conference marking 100 years of Science and the Modern World and its relevance to environmental ethics today.

A Gonzaga history professor brings the ancient Mediterranean to life through archaeology, study abroad in Rome, and experiential learning.

A Virtual Dual Immersion allows students to engage in real-time, bilingual conversations with peers abroad—without leaving Spokane.

Gonzaga's Nursing Newsletter spotlights Lindsey Anagnostopoulos, highlighting her commitment to mission-focused teaching, collaboration, and mental well-being.

Explore what Magis truly means in Ignatian spirituality as Gonzaga Nursing faculty member Trena Redman reflects on discernment, the universal good, and mission-driven work.

Gonzaga University Associate Professor of Economics Ryan Herzog was featured in The Spokesman-Review, offering key insights on the economic impact of expiring SNAP benefits.

Gonzaga professor examines how faith inspired generations of coal miners to organize, protest, and fight for workers' rights in Appalachia.

Ryan Herzog, associate professor of economics at Gonzaga University, explains the Fed's latest rate cut and what it means for jobs, inflation, and the U.S. economy's outlook.

Ferch will celebrate the launch of his new novel "Where Blackbirds Fly" on Oct. 7 at the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane.

Gonzaga's assistant professor of political science, Sarah James, explains how the Trump administration's suppression of safety net data undermines policy, equity, and public accountability.