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Gonzaga to Present ‘Women Lead Spokane’ Conference

In March Gonzaga University will present Women Lead Spokane, a leadership conference designed to educate and empower women personally and professionally.

Gonzaga Lecture to Address Social Relationships on Health

On Feb. 28 Sarah Arpin, Gonzaga University assistant professor of psychology, will discuss “Better Relationships for Better Health” in a public lecture.

Solidarity strikes a chord with Spokane for “Rally With Refugees”

Spokane has rallied again for the marginalized, this time for the refugee population. On Sunday, Rally for Refugees was hosted in Gonzaga University’s Hemmingson Ballroom to ”meet with the vulnerable to educate and mobilize.”

Gonzaga to host higher ed Sustainability Conference

This month Gonzaga University will host the Washington Higher Education Sustainability Conference. The public event is titled, “Caring for Our Common Home,” a reference to “Laudato Sí,” Pope Francis’ 2015 encyclical on the environment.

Visiting with Gonzaga journalism students, Gov. Inslee says freedom of speech, religion, are key to democracy

Freedom of speech and religion are two central tenets of democracy in America, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said at Friday press conference for journalism students at Gonzaga University.

One Peace, Many Paths hosts “Souper Bowl Challenge” as part of Interfaith Compassion Games

One Peace, Many Paths is hosting the Interfaith Souper Bowl Challenge on Sunday, Feb. 26 from 5-8 p.m. in Gonzaga University’s Cataldo Hall. The event is part of the 2017 Interfaith Compassion Games.

Catholic Intellectual Tradition explained Monday at Gonzaga lecture

In order to profess their faith and defend their beliefs, Christians must pursue knowledge that stems from an ancient tradition rooted in Greek history, Michael Tkacz said during a lecture at Gonzaga University on Monday.

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