Lessons in Statesmanship From the Bluegrass State GCU's Mallory Freeman writes about her week in Lexington, Ky., where she represented Arizona at the Henry Clay Center Student Congress and experienced what Kentucky […] Published June 30, 2011
GCU Campers Hear Star Wrestler's Words of Wisdom Anthony Robles, who was born with one leg and went on to become an NCAA champion this year for Arizona State University, visited campus this […] Published June 28, 2011
Popular Demand Results in Hands-On Class for Staff Administrative assistants asked for -- and got -- a weekly refresher class to help with various computer programs they need to know to be proficient […] Published June 27, 2011
A Year Later, It’s an Arena (But It’s Still Hot Outside) One year ago Saturday, more than 300 GCU employees and guests assembled on a grassy plot on the southeastern corner of campus, the site where […] Published June 24, 2011
Arena’s Big Board Already a Big Win for GCU Atlanta-based Innovation Sports Marketing began installation of the main scoreboard in the new GCU Arena on Tuesday, adding another piece to a state-of-the-art facility that […] Published June 22, 2011
AzHOSA Chapter at National Conference This Week Question: What do GCU’s HOSA Bowl and women’s basketball teams have in common? Answer: Neither has a problem with passing to Samantha Murphy. The Antelopes’ […] Published June 21, 2011
GCU Nursing Graduate Meets Needs of Joplin Crystal Ericksen’s first year out in the “real world” has been one she’ll never forget. Crystal, a 2010 graduate of GCU’s College of Nursing, works […] Published June 20, 2011
Ride On: Three GCU Staffers Take Cycling Seriously Everyone has their own way of getting away from the daily grind. For a trio of GCU staffers, they hit the road — or sometimes […] Published June 20, 2011
Online Student Keeps Up the Fight Against MS Although Brooklyn-born Deborah Lynn Lovell has Multiple Sclerosis (MS), it took her years to admit it. Her mission in life now is to help people […] Published June 15, 2011
