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Spokane Public Radio features Gonzaga faculty discussing AI in K-12 classrooms and the university's new AI for Instruction Fellowship for teachers.

A look back at Gonzaga's most meaningful stories of 2025 - leadership transitions, AI and innovation, standout students and alumni and the moments that defined the year.

This fall marked the launch of a pilot program, the Certificate in Inclusive Education, designed to equip teachers with practical tools and strategies to support students with special learning needs.

A Gonzaga history professor brings the ancient Mediterranean to life through archaeology, study abroad in Rome, and experiential learning.

When Ryan Grulich graduated in May 2025 from Gonzaga's Communication and Leadership Studies master's program, he'd learned as much through his interactions outside his classwork as he did in his remote-learning lectures and study sessions.

Q&A with M.A. in Sport and Athletic Administration assistant professor, Dr. Emma Ariyo

This year, Alexis Sandoval ('27) became part of a Gonzaga holiday tradition as the author of an original poem, "A Zag Holiday," penned to be part of the University's annual Christmas video. Read the poem here.

This fall, Gonzaga University's Personal Branding & Business for Athletes course, team-taught by Professor Peggy Sue Loroz and SBA Executive in Residence Ed Reese, once again brought energy, creativity, and professionalism to the classroom.

Gonzaga's choral director Meg Stohlmann leads a dazzling season of candlelit music and heartfelt tradition.

Foley Library's new Digital Scholarship Lab is transforming a quiet basement into a hands-on creative hub of tech, craft and experimentation.

Gonzaga political science senior Taleah Ibrahim was selected for the national NextGen Public Policy Academy, gaining real-world experience in public service.

Ashley Davis, of Gonzaga's Office of Global Engagement, recently traveled to Romania as part of Erasmus+ Week. Her reflections on the week spent with colleagues from around the world are below.

You are invited to join Knife River Prestress in helping to activate the next chapter in the Bollier Center's impact for students and industry.

Gonzaga University sport management faculty Ryan Turcott and Timothy Brandle join a digital discussion with Germany's Basketball Bundesliga, offering insights on NCAA basketball trends, NIL changes and global recruiting.