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In a collaborative workshop, more than 75 faculty, discuss a sustained institutional response to ongoing racism and other forms of bias.

Seems like every story starts out, "Because of the pandemic . . ." Gonzaga's arts are no different. Significant adjustments have been made to give artists new ways of sharing their skills.

After graduating a semester early, Emma VanderWeyst will attend the University of Washington School of Law this fall.

A traffic reporter and hip-hop radio personality for iHeart Media at KUBE 93 in Seattle, Koffa is also a student in the Master of Arts in Communication and Leadership Studies program with a concentration in digital media strategies.

How do we achieve reconciliation in a time of divide, specifically related to matters of diversity? Here's a look at some of Gonzaga's responses and hopes.

The 1,058 first-year students Gonzaga welcomes to campus this week represent the most ethnically and racially diverse class in its 133-year history and among its most academically gifted.

Sam Nieslanik ('20) is using his civil engineering degree to pursue more sustainable technologies for water systems.

We want you to have the latest and most important information and resources as you walk into your fall semester. Here are the most recent back to school essentials to be familiar with.

"Servant-Leadership and Forgiveness: How Leaders Help Heal the Heart of the World," published this month by the State University of New York Press (SUNYPress), reflects the depth of scholarly work of the Gonzaga University School of Leadership Studies' faculty and alumni.

Harrison Eagle, a May Gonzaga University graduate is envisioning a career with the U.S. Department of Agriculture as a Conservation Biologist.

Reymund Lara is one of two Fulbright Scholar Teaching Assistants to work with Gonzaga's Modern Languages & Literature department. Read more about Reymund in this Q&A.

Raven Maragh-Lloyd, Ph.D., assistant professor of communication studies at Gonzaga University, is part of a unique research project examining how and why some people adopt extreme political and cultural views through their use of social media, and what might be done to identify, predict, and prevent that behavior.

Graduating senior Finn Semling reflects on his Gonzaga experience.

Graduating Senior Frannie Nevil shares what she has learned during her time at Gonzaga.

Jake McGann is among 234 U.S. college students to receive a $10,000 scholarship for the 2020-2021 academic year from the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB).