Assessment helps CSET engineer stronger students

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology is taking a unique approach in helping their freshmen engineering students "find their God-given purpose," as CSET Dean […]

Published September 7, 2018

Guinness World Record honor thrills Robotics Club

Little did GCU's Robotics Club members know what competing at a recent event would lead to. Not only did the Thunderbots bring home the Judges' […]

Published September 5, 2018

New home sets stage for more Fine Arts growth

The College of Fine Arts and Production has been spread across campus for some time, with faculty offices and classes dotting the Colter business complex, […]

Published September 5, 2018

GCU theatre's 'Tartuffe' earns multiple ariZoni nods

GCU's production of "Tartuffe," the Moliere comedy about a house divided by a manipulative houseguest, appears to have brought down the house. It landed multiple […]

Published August 28, 2018

First day of class makes the grade

GCU is always evolving, with new buildings rising up and offices and colleges moving to new spaces. All the change makes for an interesting first-day […]

Published August 27, 2018

Slideshow: 'Ring Round the Moon'

GCU's theatre department opened its 2018-19 season with "Ring Round the Moon."

Published August 24, 2018

'Moon' is match(making) made in heaven

GCU theatre department's "Ring Round the Moon" rings true with sumptuous excess. Set in the Belle Epoque, with its the aristocratic French chateau setting and […]

Published August 24, 2018

Theology Thursday: Remember to rejoice

Pastor Jim Miller said it's easy to get caught up in our own problems and not-so-optimistic outlook. He reminds us to, "Rejoice! Pray! Give thanks!" […]

Published August 23, 2018

Students get taste of diversity at Multicultural Festival

Chances are you've never tried butter mochi or lumpia, but students had a chance to do just that at the Welcome Week Multicultural Fair on […]

Published August 23, 2018