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Gonzaga University's Woodley Institute for Civil Engagement and Humanistic Dialogue will launch its inaugural lecture series with "Free Speech and Civic Responsibility in the Jesuit Tradition" on April 16, and Katey Roden has been named the institute's first director

Julia Heywood ('25) isn't an artist - at least, not a self-proclaimed one. Despite this, her mural design was selected by a six-member jury panel to be painted in the Bollier Center's High Bay Lab - a two-story, large-scale testing zone for Gonzaga's civil engineering students.

An inside look at Gonzaga's immersive on‑campus preschool, where education majors gain real‑world teaching experience through inclusive classrooms, hands‑on lesson cycles, and data‑driven practice.

This article reflects a young professional's experience at Gonzaga's Women Lead Spring Conference, emphasizing that leadership is not a fixed destination but a continuous, evolving practice shaped by reflection, storytelling, and intentional action.

Between a newly published book Structural Design of Lightweight Architecture, a prestigious award shortlisting, a packed speaking schedule and his usual structural engineering courses, Dr. Joshua Schultz of Gonzaga is carving out a prominent space at the intersection of sustainable design and structural ingenuity.

In the School of Business, students do not just learn about the business world. They learn from the people in it. One of the most exciting examples of this commitment is Careers in Marketing Day, a full day of industry engagement, skills development, and alumni connections designed to help students explore the many pathways available in the world of marketing.

Avista President and CEO Heather Rosentrater ('99) reflects on her path from intern to industry leader and the collaborative, innovative approaches needed to build an affordable, reliable and clean energy future.

Gonzaga will welcome internationally recognized sustainability scholar Dr. Wayne Visser and Catholic University of Portugal leader Isabel Braga da Cruz for a panel discussion titled "Caring for Our Common Home: Turning Local Action Into Global Impact" April 8.

In four years, Carlo Cortez went from a struggling student in college to a beloved leader at Gonzaga.

M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration student Chris Navarro gave us an inside look at working the WCC Tournament. He shared what it was like to take on multiple roles behind the scenes throughout the event.

America Magazine recently published a story about Father Bryan Pham, S.J., and it delves into Fr. Pham's legal advocacy work at Gonzaga's General Public Practice and Indian Law Clinic, his dedicated work with the Jesuits West province, his care for Gonzaga students, and work advocating for ethical investing.

Refugee Clinical Navigators, a student-led service group at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Spokane, organized an event to assist refugees in completing basic health histories for use during healthcare visits.

Terry Tempest Williams, one of the nation's most celebrated voices on nature, justice, and the human spirit, will visit Spokane on Tuesday, April 7, at 4 p.m. for a special event hosted by the Gonzaga Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment in partnership with the Gonzaga Visiting Writer Series.

Gonzaga alumni who work at Microsoft open doors for students

Gonzaga University School of Law is proud to announce that, following a significant philanthropic gift from alumnus Chris Kennelly ('97 J.D.) and his wife, Nan Kennelly, the Center for Law, Ethics & Commerce (CLEC) will be renamed the Kennelly Center for Law, Ethics & Commerce (K‑CLEC).