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The new Professional and Graduate School Program Manager will serve as a resource for students looking to enter a graduate or professional school program after their time at Gonzaga.

Building on the treks successes of the past, Career & Professional Development is partnering with the Center for Global Engagement to sponsor Gonzaga's first international trek to London.

U.S. News & World Report: Gonzaga No. 4 Best University in West, No. 1 for Undergraduate Teaching. Also, No. 2 Best Graduation Rate, No. 6 Best Value; Engineering No. 18 in Nation. Read all the details.

Mirjeta Beqiri, professor of operations management for the Gonzaga University School of Business Administration, has been appointed director of Gonzaga's MBA Programs,

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In our "Welcoming the Stranger" series, see how Scott Starbuck rides for refugees.

As part of the "Welcoming the Stranger" refugee series, we learn about the work of Gonzaga Law Professor Megan Ballard.

Learn about the refugee support of Shannon Dunn in "Welcoming the Stranger."

'Fides Et Ratio (Faith and Reason): Twenty Years Later'

Laurie Arnold of Gonzaga University and Christopher Leise of Whitman College led 30 members of this summer's National Endowment for the Humanities summer institute, "The Native American West: A Case Study of the Columbia Plateau."

Here are reader reflections on the last "Mystery Zag," a French woman with a reputation for fine cuisine.

This is Lucy, one Zag's service dog, here to let you in on some secrets about service animals, and where a dog can always find treats at Gonzaga.

Read selections from a few of many guest experts who visited Gonzaga's campus in recent months, including Angela Davis and Steve Forbes.

This June, Laurie Powers was named the new Assistant Dean of Professional Development. Powers has served in various capacities at Gonzaga Law since 2011, most recently as Director of the Center for Professional Development.

The 1,257 first-year students Gonzaga welcomed to campus this fall represent the strongest academic class in its 132-year history. The first-year students moved into campus residence halls on Friday, Aug. 23.