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Gonzaga business students partner with the Northeast Public Development Authority on multi-year projects driving revitalization in Spokane's historic Hillyard neighborhood.

For nearly 20 years, Gonzaga University and O'Malley Senior Apartments have fostered connection through shared meals, laughter, and friendship, bridging generations in the spirit of community and compassion.

Gonzaga kicked off the year with the annual Logan Block Party at Mission Park. Hosted by the Center for Community Engagement, the event brought together more than 600 students, neighbors, and community partners.

From groundbreaking research and AI innovation to student success and national recognition, Gonzaga University celebrates a year of academic excellence, Jesuit values and historic achievements-including joining the new Pac-12 Conference and establishing a Phi Beta Kappa chapter.

Gonzaga's Mission Integration office hosted a spirited panel discussion centered around "Voices of Faith" with America Media, a conversation that was at times emotional, at others hilarious, and illuminating throughout.

Gonzaga hosts the 7th Annual Climate Change Forum on October 1, featuring Spokane and Spokane Valley City Council candidates discussing climate policy.

Gonzaga University kicked off President Katia Passerini's inauguration week with a day of service, as students, faculty and staff volunteered across Spokane, embodying the University's Mission.

The Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment has partnered with entities such as the City of Spokane, Avista Utilities and the Spokane Regional Health District on drafts of two community resilience plans-one focused on extreme heat, and one on wildfire smoke.

A front-page story in the Aug. 7. issue of The Spokesman-Review highlights the personal and professional journey of Gonzaga's new president, Katia Passerini.

Spokane's efforts to prepare for deadly heat waves face setbacks after the EPA terminated key climate resilience grants.

Gonzaga University took first place in the 2025 Bloomsday Corporate Cup, ending Eastern Washington's 26-year streak, and also claimed first in the all-women's division.

During Earth Month 2025, Gonzaga teamed up with The Lands Council to plant trees along Spokane Valley's Appleway Trail. About 75 students, faculty and staff helped plant 50 trees there to provide future shade along this hot corridor.

Gonzaga University's Foley Library and the Bing Crosby Advocates of Spokane present a free summer series on Bing's early Spokane life, Sundays at 3:30 p.m. at the Crosby House Museum.

For 33 years, Gonzaga's Student Affairs division has honored several student leaders at the Magis Awards.

Nine Gonzaga graduates were celebrated by the University at the annual Social Justice Missioning Ceremony, as they prepare to embark on a year of service.