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Gonzaga has maintained a steadfast focus on our mission values and strategic priorities - notwithstanding the challenges and (many) inconveniences of COVID-19.

Five international students at Gonzaga share about food, festivals and traditions from their homelands, plus ways the classroom experience differs in the U.S.

In fall 2021, Fernando Ortiz, Ph.D., director of Psychological Services, said his team was experiencing a peak at Gonzaga - both in terms of the numbers of students accessing services and the complex presentations of symptoms. He believes this reflects both the increased anxiety of students and their acknowledgement that they need professional guidance and support.

The Multidisciplinary Action Projects class empowers School of Business Administration students to delve deeper and develop new ideas.

Readers ask questions about climate change; Gonzaga experts respond.

Alumni share their career updates and other positive pursuits in the spring 2022 issue of Gonzaga Magazine.

Professors respond to this question: In what ways has your academic study informed or impacted what - or how - you eat?

The scope of the faculty's scholarship, from publications to research to presentations to public lectures and exhibits,is voluminous.

In January, Gonzaga University School of Law announced that it would eliminate the use of conditional scholarships for current and future admitted students. Going forward, all students will enter with guaranteed scholarships for the duration of their academic program.

A powerful tribute to Carl Maxey, civil rights leader, boxing champion and Gonzaga Law graduate, "Unforgettable" depicts the life and enduring legacy of Maxey, whose passion for social justice continues o inspire students.

The Underrepresented in Medicine service-learning group at The University of Washington School of Medicine-Spokane continues to grow and expand since its 2016 launch.

Two Gonzaga University professors have received a grant to develop a digital platform that will allow neighborhoods in northeast Spokane impacted by the construction of the North Spokane Corridor to celebrate their histories.

A new partnership between Washington's three law schools - Seattle University School of Law, University of Washington School of Law, and Gonzaga University School of Law - and Heritage University in Central Washington aims to make a law degree more accessible to diverse Latinx and Indigenous students from this historically underserved region.

New York Times bestselling author Michelle Alexander will speak in a webinar for the Gonzaga community during Black History Month

Two art exhibits, a musical performance and a conversation about mass incarceration highlight Gonzaga University's observance of Black History Month.