Doug Carroll

Enrollment Counselor to Finally Meet African Teen She Has Sponsored

Jen Tagler’s monthly financial support has helped with the girl’s education and her participation in community programs in Uganda. "It's truly an investment in a […]

Thousand Foot Krutch Opens Thunderground With a Sonic Crunch

With songs featuring fist-in-the-air choruses and hyperkinetic front man Trevor McNevan pumping up the crowd as the best showmen do, Thousand Foot Krutch is as […]

Ethington Saddles Up for New Season With ‘Much Ado About Nothing’

GCU's theatre program was revived in the fall of 2010 after a hiatus, and last year’s series, which opened with “You Can’t Take It With […]

Year’s Community Theme to Focus on Inclusion of Commuter Students

Helping to set the community tone will be weekly Chapel in GCU Arena, which could draw as many as 2,000 students on Mondays this fall. […]

Alumni: Mikel Longman Returns to Arizona as Top Cop for Community Colleges

By Doug Carroll  GCU News Bureau Imagine being police chief of a city of 275,000. Pretty big job, right? Now imagine that those people aren’t […]

A Life Redeemed: Online Student From Texas Credits GCU's care, concern

By Doug Carroll GCU News Bureau Forger, thief, prostitute, drug addict and now … GCU online student. “God can do anything,” says LaTwan Gibbs, who […]

Let There Be (More) Music: COFAP Adds Band Program

By Doug Carroll GCU News Bureau To the long list of things already named Herd at GCU, you can add one that will be Heard. […]

A Winner Moves On: With Basketball Over, Murphy Embraces New Challenge

By Doug Carroll GCU News Bureau Samantha Murphy is still putting up big numbers and making it look easy, although she insists the newest phase […]

New Judicial Officer Found His Calling in Mentoring Students

Matt Hopkins has joined GCU as a full-time judicial officer charged with overseeing non-academic student disciplinary review.