July 2019

Blindness can't slow down Honors College student

When Brian Mucyo was 6, his parents had to send their son to a country more medically equipped to care for the deterioration of his […]

Kelley learns -- and teaches -- at top-level program

Tim Kelley never stops learning -- that's why he applied for a special summer program at the London School of Economics. But once program organizers […]

Moving experiences at GCU are close at hand

Six weeks from now, thousands of student volunteers for Move-In will arrive, followed shortly thereafter by many more of their peers. Yes, Welcome Week is […]

GCU student's combat heroism earns high honor

Sgt. 1st Class Gregory Waters, now a GCU student, refused to leave the battlefield when his convoy truck was blown up in Afghanistan. Even though […]

Fitness Facts: Heat-related illness

In this week's Fitness Facts, guest writer Lily Limon shares how to beat the heat. With temperatures soaring over 100 degrees daily, it's important to […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Families on the Fourth

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade looks forward to the Fourth of July and all of its family celebrations ... and, sometimes, […]

Hospitality students served well by new manager role

Hospitality students at GCU are consistently placed in positions where they learn by doing, and some of them learn by leading. Now they have a […]

'Living as Lopes' provides inside look at campus

Students are the top priority at GCU, of course, but that ideal is shown in many ways. One of them is web shows featuring students […]