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The data's in: GCU teams excel at Opportunity Hack

Powered by midnight pizza and enthusiasm, GCU computer programming seniors Trevor Moore, Carter Rice and Jordan Riley emerged victorious at the PayPal Opportunity Hack last […]

GCU the venue for an ultimate weekend of esports

More than 400 gamers and spectators descended on GCU Arena Saturday and Sunday for two events -- the University's first collegiate Esports Invitational, which included […]

State treasurer stresses financial literacy at GCU talk

State Treasurer Kimberly Yee, the first Asian American elected to a statewide office in Arizona, stressed to students the importance of saving and being prepared […]

Slideshow: 'Chamber Music Masterworks' faculty recital

GCU News Bureau GCU instructor and clarinetist Tim Haas joined viola player Dr. Mary Harrah and pianist Sherry Lenich for a recital Wednesday night in […]

Game and Fish liaison casts his line at GCU

Biologist David Weedman grew up fishing and camping with his dad and turned that love of the outdoors into a 28-year career with the Arizona […]

Allocate to Elevate sets $3.2 million pledge goal

Dr. Ryan Melillo, who teaches anatomy and physiology at GCU, wanted to make sure his son, Evan, was in an environment where the Christian worldview […]

Girl Powered event helps STEM gap in science fields

“I really do believe the big gap between engineers – male and female – is that girls are told it’s a boy’s job,” said sophomore […]

Panel of women business leaders sets the pace

"How do you negotiate salary?" asked one student at Wednesday's Women in Leadership Panel in the Colangelo College of Business Building. Nicole Johnson, Corporate Risk […]

Robotics Club gears up for Girl Powered STEM event

Women only make up 24 percent of the STEM fields, according to VEX Robotics, which is why it launched its Girl Powered initiative. Inspired by […]