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Food has always held the power to bring people together - helping to build connection and community along with nourishment. The Campus Kitchens project at Gonzaga University amplifies this blessing.

The ZoNE Essential Skills Program provides unemployed and underemployed women in Northeast Spokane a six-week career development series that offers opportunities for career exploration, professional skill development, exposure to different industries, leadership development, financial management and more.

Gonzaga University trustees and regents attending the groups' meeting earlier this fall took time out from governance responsibilities to visit the Gonzaga Family Haven.

During Fall Family weekend, 40 students and family members spent Saturday morning engaged in cleaning the Logan neighborhood around Gonzaga University. Families alongside community members and partners picked up trash, discarded furniture, and the occasional tire.

Early in November a group of Gonzaga University faculty, staff and alums, spent the afternoon immersed in the Hillyard, Bemiss, and Logan neighborhoods of Northeast Spokane.

Current Gonzaga University students share what they're thankful for this fall.

Leadership is service to others. Learn about two unique perspectives of leadership in this joint story about criminal justice and the military.

Reverend Terri Jane Stewart, a student in the Doctoral Leadership Program shares a story of Communal & Legislative Change for Incarcerated Youth.

Alum Travis Franklin vision for a nontraditional public school option comes to fruition in Spokane International Academy.

Gonzaga University's Journal of Hate Studies has published a special edition titled "Hate Amid the Pandemic" ahead of the university's international conference, to be held virtually Nov. 4-6.

Gonzaga's new Center for Climate, Society and Environment aims to support teachers, community

Thanks to early clinical experience, first-year student Joey Seuferling was able to assist an airline passenger suffering a health issue.

Gonzaga University partners with the Independent Colleges of Washington (ICW) and Association of Jesuit Colleges & Universities (AJCU) to advocate for doubling the Pell Grant.

Shaw Middle School, built in the late 1950s, looked the part of a traditional mid-century middle school with its long hallways lined with lockers, equally spaced rectangular classrooms, and sprawling gymnasium. When the opportunity to renovate and rebuild the school emerged, administrators embraced a new vision of what a middle could be - a space for community, connection, creativity, and innovation. This vision has come to life in the recently completed Shaw Middle School.

The week before Gonzaga University orientation, a group of first year students gathered to participate in the inaugural Serve Northeast pre-orientation immersion. This program introduced incoming students to the Logan neighborhood, a place they will call home for their college career.