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Spokane Public Schools students get hands-on lessons in renewable and non-renewable energy with the help of GU students and "climate kits" provided by the Gonzaga Center for Climate, Society & the Environment.

This month's installment in the ongoing series of Q&A sessions from the Office of Sustainability catches up with Karli Honebein. Keep reading to learn about Karli, her views on sustainability, and how she implements sustainable practices into her daily life.

Cardinal Michael Czerny, Pope Francis' appointee to lead the church's efforts to become a better caretaker of the planet, will travel from Rome to Spokane to speak March 9 at GU. Czerny will speak on "caring for our common home."

Gonzaga students, staff and faculty bustle about from room to room, carrying decorations and wrapping paper and setting out toys, puzzles, dolls and games for youngsters. Soon families supported by the Center for Community Engagement's youth programs will arrive for the Winter Wonderland event.

As the isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic passes, Gonzaga students and faculty have been eager to resume community-engaged learning opportunities.

Gonzaga business major Thomas Gonzalez ('24) stands near the door and anxiously awaits. Then, the moment of encounter comes when a hospitalized child enters their hospital room to find color and joy spread all over it like their favorite frosting on a cake.

A new health equity minor examines health as a collective effort and is the perfect complement to public health studies.

Once a year I teach a course on Marxism, a designated In the meantime, capitalists created a world market, dragging "social justice" course.

$576,000 in direct federal funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will enhance specialized, wrap-around programming and services

A conversation with former Bulldog Battalion cadet and current CEO of the Pat Tillman Foundation Dan Futrell ('05) and current GU School of Law student and Tillman Scholar Jennifer Scanlon

When Jennifer Towers, assistant dean in GU's School of Nursing and Human Physiology, heard that some of the children at Gonzaga Family Haven might have to forgo participating in sports because they couldn't get health clearance by a primary care provider, she considered all the benefits they'd be missing. Exercise and physical fitness were top of the list, of course.

When Ray Angle and his team dive into researching the statistics that help make up Gonzaga's annual First Destination Survey Report few stones go unturned.

Gonzaga alum Julian Aguon, a Chamorro human rights lawyer and writer from Guam, will deliver the Distinguished Alumni Lecture at Gonzaga University on Thursday, October 13 from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Hemmingson Ballroom.

The Gonzaga University Center for the Study of Hate is seeking proposals from students, academics, and professionals worldwide to present at the Seventh International Conference on Hate Studies scheduled for April 20-22, 2023, in Spokane, Washington.