Class outside? Students, state biologists are game

When most students head to class, they hustle to a classroom or lab on campus. But the biological and environmental sciences majors in the BIO-479 […]

Published January 10, 2022

Spanglish Worship celebrates 'God of all languages'

"I was missing the Hispanic community — the vibe," said GCU sophomore Worship Arts major Briseyda Payan, who missed her home church. So she and […]

Published January 5, 2022

Timing tips the scales in Zeigler's weight-loss book

It isn't just about what you eat and what kind of exercises you do. It's also about when you eat and when you exercise. Dr. […]

Published January 4, 2022

Ready, set, go: GCU poised to spring into new year

Let's be done with 2021 and look ahead to 2022. The calendar is brimming with events, from the return of Forensic Science Day on Feb. […]

Published December 30, 2021

From Nepal to North Pole, GCU grad finds her place

When Shahiba Bhattarai was just 9 years old, she moved across the world, from Nepal to tiny North Pole, Alaska, where streetlights look like candy […]

Published December 20, 2021

Showcase orbits around virtual reality projects

In the virtual reality world, pizza CAN grow on trees, and, as it turns out, you can do a little planet-hopping via a blue-light portal […]

Published December 16, 2021

GCU program helps new students find guiding lights

Leaving home for the first time and heading to college is exciting, for sure. But it also can be stressful. Enter the First-Year Experience. The […]

Published December 8, 2021

Another STELLAR performance by research group

Erik Yost, Nathan Olsen and Noah Krepela were expecting to compete in the poster presentation portion of the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research […]

Published December 1, 2021

Pause this Thanksgiving and spend time with God

It's easy to get caught up in the season and occupied with the decorations, watching football and catching up with family. But GCU Director of […]

Published November 23, 2021