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Gonzaga and the Community Colleges of Spokane are teaming to present the 7th International Conference on Hates Studies as scholars from around the globe gather in Spokane to address the "challenges of hate in the 21st century."

This month's installment in the ongoing series of Q&A sessions from the Office of Sustainability catches up with Claire Booth. Keep reading to learn about Claire, her views on sustainability, and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life.

As Zags Give Day hit its 10-year anniversary this year, the Gonzaga community showed no signs that its passion for supporting students pursuing a Jesuit higher education is abating.

Smith will share his vision for the brand recognizable for its brightly colored patterns and discuss how life and business "is not about us, it's really about what we can do for others."

Longtime Gonzaga men's basketball chaplain Father Tony Lehmann, S.J., knew little about basketball, but he provided inspiration

Talk to GU athletes about juggling academics, sports and community service, and they acknowledge it's not always easy. But they embrace the opportunity to lend a helping hand in the Spokane community with the same passion they show pursuing their teams' goals and their college degrees.

This month's installment in the ongoing series of Q&A sessions from the Office of Sustainability catches up with Tamara Evans. Keep reading to learn about Tamara, her views on sustainability, and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life.

Philosophers Leland Harper and Jennifer Kling delivered the final "Leading Against Hate" speaker series presentation with a discussion of "The Language of American Racism." The duo explored several examples of racism and discussed the means to address them.

How has the University Chapel changed over the years? Find out in this issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

In late September, 24 Trustees and 19 of their spouses, family members and guests, traveled to Italy to walk literally and figuratively in the footsteps of St. Ignatius.

Institutions of higher education are a popular target of hate groups because a quality education is a democratizing force, according to Kate Bitz, an expert on such groups who spoke at Gonzaga Feb. 2.

Father Robert J. Spitzer, S.J., is returning to Gonzaga Feb. 8 to explore the theological problem of evil and suffering by an all-loving God.

Cardinal Michael Czerny, Pope Francis' appointee to lead the church's efforts to become a better caretaker of the planet, will travel from Rome to Spokane to speak March 9 at GU. Czerny will speak on "caring for our common home."

As Rabbi Goldstein and students gather for an early Chanukah celebration, the professor reflects on what leading Gonzaga's Jewish community means to her.

Gonzaga leaders address the future of the University, refreshing its strategic plan and addressing the challenges of higher education.