June 2021

#Askingforafriend: Forgiveness and grief, Part 2

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Kristin Farley has Part 2 of her columns on forgiveness. Today, she lists the steps you can […]

From Chapel to Canyon Worship, her ministry heals

When Nicole Raum made the Canyon Worship album in her final try before she graduated, it was the perfect way to end her time as […]

Fine Arts student likes sound of theatre festival job

What started as a leap of faith for junior theatre major Daniella Brown would turn into a job as an A2, or production audio technician, […]

Alum used writing to help students during pandemic

Glenda Moton had her own fears as a teacher last year but wondered why no one was focusing on the kids' anxiety during the pandemic. […]

Collegiate Scholars chapter one of best in nation

In an academic year faced with a multitude of obstacles, including a global pandemic, GCU's National Society of Collegiate Scholars made a name for themselves […]

Thank you message to two GCU 'angels'

We’re sharing this message on behalf of 88-year-old Marjorie Farrier, who wanted to reach out to two unknown GCU or GCE “angels” who came to […]

GCU alum, wife of ‘Voice’ winner shines her own light

GCU Nursing alumna Brittney Hoyt grew up singing in church and at county fairs in Case Grande, Arizona, so when her best friend asked her […]

#Askingforafriend: Forgiveness and grief

Part of the healing process is acknowledging that we have grievances, then moving on from there to forgiveness, when we release our resentments and free […]

Fitness Facts: Hashimoto's thyroiditis

According to the American Thyroid Association, about 20 million people in the United States have some form of thyroid disease, with an estimated 60% unaware […]