Doug Carroll

Ethington’s ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’ Shines With Mozart Score, Woodstock Vibe

Directed by Claude Pensis and set in the late 1960s, the production has an outstanding student cast and is the most satisfying operatic effort since […]

Ethington Production Represents a Tale of Two GCU Sopranos

Claire Penneau and Chelsey Minkler, who have two of the best female voices to come through the University's music program, share a role in Mozart's […]

Lecrae Goes Long on Message, Short on Music in GCU Return

Although the popular rapper wants to be known for his music as much as he is for his message, his set was an abbreviated one, […]

Student Worker of the Month: Alexa Tyson

The education major, a junior, goes all-out in customer service for students, faculty and administrators in her position with the University's library.

Student-Directed Dance Concert Shines Light on Several Styles

Junior Chris Giles choreographed four pieces and danced in three of them at the semiannual showcase of student work, which offered something for all manner […]

GCU Bands Show They Can Carry a Tune (and a Concert)

The Wind Ensemble, Thunderstruck Percussion and Thunder Big Band all sounded terrific in a 90-minute fall concert under the direction of Paul Koch.

Sports Business Students Practice Networking Skills in Competitive Format

Seniors Stephanie Craig and Phoebe Cipa each won lunch with Jerry Colangelo and an interview for an internship position with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

New Defenders Club Brings Noted Christian Apologist to Campus

Dr. Nabeel Qureshi, a former Muslim, converted to Christianity eight years ago and now represents Ravi Zacharias International Ministries.

Fall Commencement's Sunny Skies Matched Only by Graduates' Outlook

GCU Arena was packed for the first-ever fall ceremony for nontraditional students, many of whom came for the weekend from great distances to celebrate their […]