Mark Gonzales

Five questions with the Colangelo College of Business' Paul Waterman

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following article was originally published in the April issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins on campus or digitally. Paul […]

GCU dishing out major plans for culinary arts minors

Learning about preparing basic soups sauces and knife cuts is just part of GCU's culinary arts program that will be offered as a minor this […]

Cybersecurity camp keeps faculty, high school students sharp

AI and cybersecurity present constant developments, and GCU's annual GenCyber Camp continues to stay current in helping high school students interested in pursuing a college […]

Noggin Boss offspring wins entrepreneurial contest

Noggin Boss co-founder Gabe Cooper might not need to go far to resolve his problem of what to do with excess foam from his oversized […]

Student workers energize Canyon Ventures

Summer usually represents a time for the GCU campus to regroup and prepare for the upcoming school year. But there's plenty of foot traffic and […]

Professor's message in her book to online learners: 'You're Not Alone'

After hearing the challenge of online students balancing their academics with with life duties, Dr. Remilyn Mueller decided it was time to address this. Mueller, […]

Nerves can't rattle Center for Worship Arts director at Rededicate 250

Moises Felipe was admittedly nervous performing in front of thousands of worshipers, speakers, performers and online viewers. But GCU's Worship Arts director maintained his focus […]

Professor honored for counseling efforts in Zambia

Dr. Catherine Mueller-Bell's efforts to fortify counseling in impoverished countries such as Zambia were recognized by the National Board of Certified Counselors, which honored her […]

Students experience 'breathtaking' mission trip to Kenya

Witnessing the faith of young students and mothers living in poverty captured the hearts of nine GCU students who recently visited Kenya after a seven-week […]