Fitness Facts: Recognizing stress overload

Connie Colbert says when you're living in a perpetual state of emergency, your mind and body can pay the price, and you can start to […]

Published July 1, 2020

Residency changes unmasked in face of COVID-19

A global pandemic didn't stop the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions from helping its graduate students -- all working nurses -- move one […]

Published June 26, 2020

Chemistry labs at home? CSET has a solution

Beakers, goggles and graduated cylinders have long made their homes in countless chemistry labs. But not this summer, at least not in Dr. Kimberly Horsley's […]

Published June 25, 2020

Trio takes Forensic Science's unity to the next level

They analyzed blood spatter and DNA. They did toxicology screenings. And they studied together and helped each other pass their Forensic Science classes. Now David […]

Published June 18, 2020

ARC puts pedal to the metal for 1st Drive Tour

More than 200 vehicles drove through the GCU campus on Saturday for the first GCU Drive Tour. "It’s just a fun change to allow people […]

Published June 15, 2020

Even at home, counselors still are serving students

Student Services counselors might just be the busiest employees on campus, fielding dozens upon dozens of phone calls and emails, and meeting with students in […]

Published June 5, 2020

Student Services is welcoming space for students

More than a decade ago, GCU had one academic advisor and one financial advisor. Now it has more than Student Services counselors, and this year […]

Published June 5, 2020

IxT Club to light up campus with 'blinky badges'

GCU's Information x Technology Club, or IxT as it's more popularly known, wants to illuminate basketball games and other big campus events, so came up […]

Published June 2, 2020

Students, professors made grade despite pandemic

How students would perform in their classes during a pandemic -- that was a big unknown. But now that the semester has wrapped up, GCU's […]

Published June 1, 2020