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Father Gilbert Sunghera, S.J., embraces his new role as the superior of the Della Strada Jesuit community at Gonzaga University, navigating his transition to the Pacific Northwest while emphasizing community engagement and inclusivity on campus.

Gonzaga University's Institute for Climate, Water and the Environment landed in The New York Times Monday in a story called "Wildfire Smoke Will Worsen, Study Shows, and Protections Are Few."

Discover Gonzaga University's unique commitment to ecological spirituality with Ben Chu, the specialist for ecological spirituality in the Office of University Ministry.

Learn about the first event in a new Gonzaga University initiative, the "Conversations on Israel and Gaza Series," addressing the complexities of the Middle East conflict.

February offers an opportunity to showcase myriad special events designed to educate, entertain and enlighten.

The project is designed to help reduce indoor exposure to pollutants in wildfire smoke in the City of Spokane and community centers serving disadvantaged populations, including the Martin Luther King, Jr. Family Outreach Center, West Central Community Center and Northeast Community Center.

Monday, January 20, we celebrate the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. and honor his enduring legacy.

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Native storytelling with Gonzaga University's Native American Studies program as they proudly present a staged reading of Beth Piatote's captivating play, "Antíkoni."

Having recently completed the work from a $100,000 Environmental Protection Agency Education grant, the Climate Institute and several of those involved shared how the it impacted their groups, and in the case of Gonzaga students hired as Climate Literacy Fellows, how it enhanced their education.

When it comes to sustainability, the Gonzaga community's efforts to make campus more environmentally friendly are constantly evolving to address new challenges and take advantage of new opportunities. Those things add up to positive changes on campus, and that is recognized in Princeton Review's 2024 "Guide to Green Colleges," which ranks Gonzaga at No. 8 among its list of the country's "Top 50 Green Colleges."

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

Connecting with Native students, their families and tribes. Recruiting students from tribal communities. Exploring how Natives and non-Natives can engage meaningfully in living Gonzaga's Mission. These are the heart of the Office of Tribal Relations.

The Mystery Zag from the Fall 2023 Gonzaga Magazine is Sister Joy Milos, CSJ.

Genavive Edman used her grief to create a community that nurtures students through mental health crises, and uses her faith to keep her strong.

Learn more about Daniel Dangca, senior coordinator in Liturgical Life In University Ministry and his mission to craft a unique Gonzaga hymn.