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“Roman Myth and Mythmaking,” an exhibition examining how the ancient Romans constructed and spread their religious and cultural beliefs as seen through mostly small-scale objects they created and used on a daily basis will be on display in the Jundt Galleries of Gonzaga University’s Jundt Art Museum from Sept. 17 to Dec. 17.

Gonzaga University’s Magnuson Theatre will launch its 2016 season with “Freud’s Last Session” as part of a touring production from Wayland Baptist University.

The Spokane Police Department has announced a new partnership with Gonzaga University to conduct a cultural audit of its department.

Today The Rev. James Martin — perhaps the most well known Jesuit besides Pope Francis — will give Gonzaga University’s 1,146 graduating seniors advice that’s “short and practical.”

Just 13 minutes into his lecture on Islam and Christianity last month in the Herak Club at Gonzaga University, the Rev. Patrick Baraza posed a difficult question to the members of his audience: “What stereotypes of the Muslim world do Westerners have?” he asked.

The Rev. Patrick Baraza, of Gonzaga University, will present a lecture titled, “Muslim-Christian Relations” later this month.

Laura D. Kelley, an immigrant and ethnic historian at Tulane University and academic director of Tulane’s Summer in Dublin Program, will present “Faith, Hope and Charity: Irish Communities in New Orleans” for Gonzaga University’s Arnold Lecture at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 16 in the Jepson Center’s Wolff Auditorium.