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Gonzaga University alumnus Rick Clark ('19) started the Giving Back Packs program when he decided to return to school after dropping out of high school 28 years prior.

Gonzaga broadcasting students tell medical students' stories through videos

Peer educators volunteer in first-year seminars to model co-learning and guide new students through transitions.

Gonzaga University ranks No. 1 in the state of Washington for its graduates finding jobs, according to the career site Zippia.

Alumni of Gonzaga's MBA in American Indian Entrepreneurship program are making a difference in their communities.

An interview with novelist Helena María Viramontes before her speech at Gonzaga's Visiting Writers Series

Socializing while lonely can actually make us feel worse, Inlander writer Daniel Walters surmises from Sarah Arpin's research

Matt McCormick was hired away from Portland State to create a new visual literacy minor, conceived through the collaborative vision of Susan English in Integrated Media and Shalon Park in Art.

Gonzaga's diversity post-doctoral fellows may have seen things they never imagined as Spokane newcomers, but their impact on their students is significant.

At no time in Gonzaga's history has so much change taken place as during these past 20 years. We have our first lay president, two dozen new or renovated buildings and a 69% increase in enrollment.

The Academic Honors Convocation served as the forum to honor 14 faculty members for their outstanding teaching, scholarship and/or academic citizenship, and seven for lifetime contributions.

Gonzaga celebrates its nursing, ROTC and English program graduates from the Class of 2019

Benson, who graduated from Gonzaga on May 12 with majors in economics, Spanish and international studies-Latin American studies, accepts competitive two-year fellowship.

Gonzaga School of Law 2019 commencement speaker Madelyn F. Wessel challenges graduates to make "Imperfect" world better.

Law School student commencement speaker Emily Sauvageau encourages classmates to be a blessing to someone every day, despite our differences.