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Gonzaga grad and UW medical student Matthew Lumsden serves the most vulnerable through Spokane Regional Health District's Syringe Services to help abet the fentanyl overdose epidemic

Gonzaga University School of Law appoints Crystal Gamache as program developer for the Conaway Family Children and Parents Representation and Justice Initiative, advancing child advocacy and family representation through education, clinics, and fellowships.

Gonzaga University's 2025 Ignatian Gala was like none other, every detail referencing some aspect of the lives of Julie and Thayne McCulloh, whose collective service to Gonzaga University spans six decades.

As president of Gonzaga's Black Student Union and a driving force behind fostering community and connection, Amari Troutt works to make sure everyone has a place to belong.

Gonzaga's Climate Literacy Fellows bring hands-on climate science lessons to Spokane K-8 classrooms, inspiring the next generation to understand and act on climate change.

Discover the remarkable journey of Jackie Van Allen, whose retirement from Gonzaga in 2023 turned into a whirlwind of reappointments, leading her back as the director of Sponsored Research and Programs.

Gonzaga University has been awarded Salmon-Safe certification from environmental organization Salmon-Safe, meaning the University's campus demonstrates a high level of environmental stewardship and will continue to do so into the future.

A new $675,000 grant from the Washington Department of Ecology awarded to the Institute for Climate, Water and the Environment in partnership with the City of Spokane and The Lands Council will help tackle local air pollution.

Gonzaga students are making a difference at Gonzaga Family Haven, mentoring youth, supporting education, and fostering community engagement through service and leadership.

While student-athletes are perhaps most recognizable on the courts, fields and lakes where they excel at their respective sports, they are a regular presence throughout Spokane through a vibrant community-service program organized by GU Athletics and student leaders on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).

The Spokane Journal of Business recently published an update on the efforts to create an Inland Northwest "Tech Hub" by a Gonzaga-led consortium of higher education, government, tribal and business partners.

Gonzaga alum Austin Johnson ('18) is giving back to Spokane's youth by helping students find engagement opportunities in schools. From his own experiences in the foster system to his role as an engagement navigator, Johnson is shaping the future of local education through proactive mentorship and community involvement.

The U.S. Department of Commerce announced Tuesday a $48 million grant to help launch the American Aerospace Materials Materials Manufacturing Center.

Discover how Gonzaga alum Michael Larson ('21) turned his challenging upbringing and passion for social justice into Humans for Housing, a nonprofit advocating for homeless communities through storytelling and advocacy.

Morris, Gonzaga Trustee Emeritus and former CEO of Avista, was a major driver in the development of the University District (UD), which transformed an all-but-abandoned part of Spokane into a hub for higher education, collaboration, and innovation.