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Experts ranging from data scientists, engineers and cybersecurity professionals to philosophers, lawyers and educators will meet on campus April 3-4 to discuss the myriad ways artificial intelligence technologies are reshaping society.

Gonzaga DELA doctoral student Russ Fiorella co-authored an article exploring how Jesuit educators can foster critical thinking and democratic engagement in the classroom during the Trump presidency. Read more about his research and advocacy in Jesuit education.

Discover how the generosity of a 1963 alum ignited a lasting legacy of opportunity, impact and hope for future generations

Senior Makena Thatcher shares her academic journey at Gonzaga, transitioning through three majors to find her passion for math and teaching.

Professor Janel Anderson explains the importance of creating a safe space for classroom discussions.

Gonzaga enters the 2024-25 academic year with a warm welcome to 48 new professors, including two Fulbright scholars. Interim Provost Mia Bertagnolli states she is pleased to "support our newest faculty as they bring their energy, ideas, and expertise to our community and collaborate with colleagues to promote the success of our students."

Raymond Reyes Retires after 36 years of teaching and engaging the community

In a recognition that follows years of diligent effort on the part of many faculty and staff, the 47th Triennial Council of Phi Beta Kappa - the nation's oldest honor society - voted to establish a chapter at Gonzaga University.

Gonzaga's Yolanda Gallardo and Kristine Hoover co-authored a piece for online news outlet The Conversation's "Curious Kids" series. Read it here.

A partnership between Gonzaga's Kinesiology and Sport Management department and professional club Pistoia Basket 2000 will bring 11 Italian teen basketball players to compete in Hoopfest June 29-30.

Though tennis is an individual sport, Oda says the team's unofficial motto of "person over player" helps her keep a positive mindset, even during rough matches.

Explore the diverse perspectives on the integration of artificial intelligence in education through the experiences of Gonzaga students Santiago Salazar and Kylie Mukai.

Explore how Gonzaga's Center for Lifelong Learning transforms careers and empowers leaders like Mike Berg, who found his voice and championed female leadership in the tech industry.

Follow the journey of Gonzaga seniors as they undergo student teaching in Spokane classrooms, preparing for careers in education.

Online and hybrid graduate and certificate programs broaden the horizon for continued learning.

Discover the inspiring journey of Joe Barsh, a Gonzaga graduate who went from a summer intern to the executive director of Williston Parks and Recreation.