June 2021

From young bride to doctorate: an inspiring story

Dr. Ana York's life has been anything but easy. From getting married when she was 14 and having her first child at 15 to having […]

Fitness Facts: Adverse reactions from over-the-counter medications

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, Lily Limon has the details on the dangers of combining over-the-counter medications. Adverse drug events make […]

#Askingforafriend: The art of listening

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Kiesha Collins lists the dos and don'ts for active listening. It's all about engaging and tuning into […]

Marchegger feels right at home in spiritual journey

Elaina Marchegger was chosen as one of the student artists for Canyon Worship 2021 even though she wasn't on campus -- she got an internship […]

GCU's creative writers don't take summers off

Student response to the Write On group has been so positive, they have continued to meet weekly during the summer. Conceived by Dr. Diane Goodman […]

Garuna Foundation liaison extends spiritual reach

GCU's new initiative with The Garuna Foundation, a missionary-like organization that spreads God's Word in Southeast Asia, gave the College of Theology an opportunity to […]

GCU graduates become neighborhood teachers

It's as if recent GCU graduate Weylin Pada was back at college. He watched Claire Lee's class lesson and immediately could recall the professor who […]

GCU helps school engineer a brighter STEM future

Jazmine Cordon and her high school team engineered a plant-watering robot to help educate middle schoolers who have seen their share of food insecurity. Fiona […]

Fitness Facts: Screen time and physical health

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, Connie Colbert warns of the dangers of too much screen time. By cutting down, you can […]