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The 1,265 first-year students Gonzaga University welcomes to campus this week represent the strongest academic class in its 130-year history.

iNet (Internship Network) is an online national consortium that allows employers to seek students from institutions known for their academic quality.

Inspired by "The Life You Can Save" by Peter Singer, Gonzaga English Senior Lecturer Ginger Grey made actionable elements of service learning the core of her class.

Wear your Zags swag and join the Spokane community as we welcome back the Gonzaga University men's basketball team with a Homecoming Rally on the Foley Center lawn starting at 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, April 5.

Gonzaga Professor of Nursing Neva Crogan provides input on some of today's food fads

The results for the best eats and treats of the Lilac City are in! See what current and former Zags selected.

Gonzaga Magazine shares how athletic trainers ensure basketball giants Przemek Karnowski and Zack Collins receive adequate nutrition.

Father Steve Hess reflects on the 2008 Spokane snowstorm and how food transformed chaos to community

Gonzaga guard Nigel Williams-Goss, an All-American on the court and in the classroom, said the team's unity and genuine care for each other have been the Zags' competitive advantage this season.

A new trend among college students: food insecurity

COG is short for "Circles Omnium Gonzagaorum" - the student dining hall and popular gathering place.

Gonzaga alum Mike Shields dedicates an ode to being a Zag in the 1980s

Before transferring to Gonzaga following his sophomore season at the University of Washington, the redshirt junior set two goals: Help the Zags advance to their first Final Four, and be more social as a student.

The University of Washington School of Medicine and Gonzaga University today celebrated the first anniversary of the Regional Health Partnership, an initiative to advance medical education and research in the Spokane region.