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Math Expertise Starting to Add Up for Ted Coe, Assistant Dean of COE

The fifth-generation Arizonan wears two hats at GCU: one with the College of Education and the other as academic liaison for partnerships in Strategic Educational […]

Texas Fire Chief Sees GCU Doctorate as Key to Future

Paige Day, assistant fire chief in Missouri City, Texas, a Houston suburb, plans to use her doctorate in education from GCU to write and lecture […]

Antelope Intros: Jeff Zink, Rebecca Murphy and Rosio Aguayo

This week's Antelope Intros bring you a curriculum developer who referees college basketball games, an online enrollment counselor who is a former rodeo queen, and […]

Antelope Intros: Lorin Marchese, Anne Wilburn and Stephanie Palenque

This week's Antelope Intros bring you an operations coordinator who studied at Oxford University, a doctoral enrollment counselor who rescues animals, and an online faculty […]

Notes From San Diego Edition of GCU Run to Fight Children's Cancer

The event at NTC Park at Liberty Station drew runners, walkers, stroller riders and volunteers -- many with personal stories to tell.

Runners, Walkers Go for the Gold in GCU's San Diego Event

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau Photos by Paul F. Gero SAN DIEGO -- Maya Thompson was dealt an unexpected and very much unwanted hand […]

Renowned Educators to Conduct Teacher Training for GCU Arena Audience

Dr. Harry Wong, considered the "guru of getting new teachers off on the right foot," is a sought-after speaker and the author of the book […]

Antelope Intros: Allison Lee, Jeff Fore and Arielle Kramer

This week's Antelope Intros bring you a writer who has been on all seven continents, a director who coached men's basketball in Kuwait and a […]

Ethington Brings a Slice of Americana to the Stage With 'Ah, Wilderness!'

Under the direction of Dean Claude Pensis, the College of Fine Arts and Production's interpretation of "Ah, Wilderness!" serves up a sweet slice of nostalgia […]