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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 how Gonzaga University's online nursing programs have surged in the U.S. News and World Report rankings, showcasing their commitment to excellence in health science education.

Gonzaga University has established itself as a prominent presence in Study Abroad national rankings, earning recognition as the 11th-best undergraduate-participation institution in the 2023 edition of the Institute of International Education Open Doors annual report, with a 43.3% participation rate.

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.

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.

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.

Jareason Fabre made the long travel from the Philippines to Spokane to teach tagalong at Gonzaga where his is joining the community and sharing his culture.

English Professor John Eliason invited over half of his international English 101 students to his South Hill home for an early Thanksgiving dinner, emphasizing cultural exchange and Gonzaga's commitment to global understanding.

In honor of Fr. Tony Lehmann, S.J., and in celebration of Gonzaga in Florence's 60th anniversary, the Goulet family issues a challenge

Tony Smith applied for his Gonzaga master's degree and a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Kenya and decided to pursue both. Here's his story.

The Economic Development Administration (EDA) has designated the Inland Northwest Consortium led by Gonzaga University as a Regional Technology and Innovation Hub, a critical first step toward the establishment of the American Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Center (AAMMC) designed to expedite the evolution and commercialization of the domestic aerospace supply chain for the next generation of aviation composite materials.

Gonzaga will welcome a contingent of 12 players and coaches from Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela from Oct. 21-29 for a series of programs stretching from Seattle to Spokane and designed to introduce the visitors to U.S. training techniques, club administration best practices, leadership tutorials and more.

On Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 6 p.m., Gonzaga University's Center for Climate, Society and the Environment will host a Spokane Candidates Climate Change Forum for the fifth consecutive year.