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As Gonzaga University continues its work following the Presidential Task Force on Accompaniment, Safety and Belonging, faculty members are playing an important role in supporting student belonging, well-being, and success.

A spring 2026 Core Integration Seminar, "Care for the Person, Care for the Planet," invited students to practice personal reflection and environmental engagement in a setting that intertwined the two.

Gonzaga University has been awarded a $366,169 Institutional Impact Grant titled "Pietas: Building Jesuit Character" from the Educating Character Initiative (ECI), a project of The Program for Leadership and Character at Wake Forest University.

A new cross-disciplinary faculty cohort at Gonzaga University is exploring what it means to prepare students to thrive in a world where AI is increasingly part of everyday life.

Starting college at Gonzaga and living with a roommate? Learn practical tips for building a positive roommate relationship-from setting expectations and respecting space to handling conflicts and making the most of campus life.

There’s no mistaking the shift in energy that arrives on the Gonzaga campus when new and returning students arrive each fall.

Gonzaga Dance is kicking off the 2026-2027 season Friday, Sept. 18, at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center.

Gonzaga students love to serve their community, get outside whenever possible, and cheer for the Zags at every opportunity, according to this year’s Princeton Review college rankings.

The Spring Carnival is a signature end-of-year celebration hosted by the Center for Community Engagement’s Youth Programs and Initiatives.

Gonzaga University's Campus Security and Public Safety (CSPS) office is taking proactive steps to ensure its staff are prepared to recognize, respond to, and help prevent hate crimes and bias-motivated incidents.

Come prepared with everything you need and make the move-in process easier with this helpful information!

There are plenty of lists out there that are designed to help you be prepared for and successful in college. What I would like to share with you is a list specifically about what will be helpful for you to consider as a Zag.

Social media can be a useful tool in helping you explore colleges and universities and connect with their communities.

Two members of the Integrus Architecture team recently wrote about the new Patrick Ferro Center for Materials Research (FCMR) in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce.