Mark Gonzales

Successful dissertation defense celebrated in the Middle East

Ahmed Hussein earned a bachelor's degree in his native Egypt but came to the United States 20 years to further his education because he believed […]

CityServe's laptop initiative computes with the community

No task is too daunting for City Serve. The outreach ministry of GCU that provides household goods and necessities to impoverished families and communities is […]

College of Education instructor destined for devotionals

As a small group coach at Christ Church of the Valley, Dr. Sandi Van Lieu found a need for young adults to share their stories […]

Sightseeing, learning, service highlight Israel trip

Witnessing historical sites like the En Gedi oasis brought perspective to a group of 16 GCU students and staff members who spent 10 days in […]

Fall Chapel speakers to emphasize theme of Sermon on the Mount

The 2024 Fall Chapel schedule offers few surprises as GCU President Brian Mueller will continue his tradition of delivering the first service. Besides Pastor Tim […]

Financial Planning Association helps fill gap

There are more financial planners who older than 70 than those who are under 30. That gulf is one of the reasons why GCU student […]

IT teams to the rescue after software update

GCU was not immune from a failed software update that caused about 8.5 million devices worldwide to display the blue screen of death on Thursday […]

Entrepreneurship grad confident AI tool will earn passing grade

Shyam Bodicheria's idea of devising an AI-grading platform originated while earning a certificate in project managing. That platform already convinced GCU professor Tim Blake to […]

College of Theology makes an impact at national convention

A biennial meeting of the Association of the Theological Schools was supposed to help GCU's College of Theology receive accreditation renewal in 2025. But the […]