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Grad shares journey from Australia to GCU

Sandra Hill wanted to make one thing clear: “Not everything is trying to kill you in Australia” before speaking about how she ended up at […]

Hawaiian Air internship took wing for grad

As an intern at Hawaiian Airlines’ new information technology center in Tempe, Austin Driver expected to spend his summer at a computer. But the recent […]

What's in a name? God knows, says Griffin

Dr. Tim Griffin, Vice President of Student Affairs, Dean of Students and University Pastor, spoke at Chapel about his nicknames over the years, from “Griff” […]

Bringing comfort to children in Hurricane Ian

As a Hurricane Katrina survivor, GCU graduate student Mimi Hymel knows how it feels to escape a natural disaster. She is using that experience to […]

GCU CityServe looks to build on early success

It’s been a whirlwind year for GCU CityServe, the University’s most ambitious initiative yet in serving the community. In that first year, the outreach ministry […]

GCU panelists: AR, VR changing our reality

Virtual and augmented reality is found in everything from high-tech MMA octagon-style simulators used to train law enforcement officers to 3D renderings on construction sites […]

Officers certified in active-shooter response

When GCU police officers started their ALERRT training at the outset of the summer, the Uvalde school shooting unfolded on television. The tragedy emphasized the […]

ABET accredits engineering technology programs

The ABET Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission recently gave the stamp of approval to GCU's Mechanical Engineering Technology and Electrical Engineering Technology bachelor's degree programs. The […]

KEEN honoree drives excellence in teaching

Dr. Michael De Gregorio has created a project for his students that will involve designing a steering wheel vibration isolation system to help those with […]