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In a post pandemic world, there is a deeper meaning to horror in the face of global unrest and constrained civil rights. In response to this pressure, we have turned to the horror genre to safely express our anxiety and as a safe avenue for creating societal critiques and exploring the challenges we are currently facing.

John O'Leary is a two-time No. 1 national bestselling author and host of the top-rated "Live Inspired Podcast."

Mae Cramer ('24), a political science major and gender studies minor, recently received the Voyager scholarship from the Obama Foundation with the help of Airbnb CEO, Brian Chesky.

How the "Americans and the Holocaust" traveling exhibit this fall brought a tragic time in history into a different light.

Most of the 85 team members for the second-annual Hackathon came from Gonzaga, with a few participants from WSU, Whitworth, and area high schools..

The ideas in the book utilize the scholarly work of many members of Gonzaga University's School of Leadership Studies faculty, alumni, and students.

On Nov. 3, the School of Business Administration is hosting the 14th Annual Aram Lecture on Business Ethics.

The Theatre fall mainstage production is a version of the Bard's twist-filled, fairy-laden comedy classic that you've never seen before.

When Ray Angle and his team dive into researching the statistics that help make up Gonzaga's annual First Destination Survey Report few stones go unturned.

Denial just means "not yet." Of the many lessons imparted by Olga Custodio, the 2023 Presidential Speaker Series guest, those five words might hold the biggest lesson she learned in a life full of overcoming barriers.

Ryan Kellogg ('14) spent seven years working on rocket propulsion systems for SpaceX, and back at Gonzaga as academic director for the Center for Engineering Design and Entrepreneurship in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.

The Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce shares how the University of Washington School of Medicine/Gonzaga University Health Partnership building will impact rural health care.

The Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra will open its 2022-23 season Oct. 17 with a vibrant program of spectacular sounds, joined by two masterful players to deliver pieces by Tchaikovsky, Dubussy and Ravel.

Travis McAdam, a Montana-based activist whose efforts to combat white supremacy and other forms of hate have generated regional, national and global impact, and a Spokane-based organization, Muslims for Community Action and Support (MCAS), are this year's winners.

Gonzaga graduates share their unique stories through their time at Gonzaga Law