Mark Gonzales

Pastor pleads to lament to God, not complain

There is a difference between lamenting and complaining. And to lament allows God to receive your honest heart. That was one of the messages conveyed […]

Doctoral candidate, pilot navigates past obstacles for Harvard program

Leja Noe's interest in private planes took her from flying with her family to becoming a flight captain for Delta. Noe, a GCU doctoral candidate, […]

Pastor serves up food for thought at Chapel

The purpose of setting up a table can lead to greater things than just eating a meal. Dr. Palmer Chinchen, Pastor at the Grove, illustrated […]

Five questions with Joshua Anderson

Joshua Anderson, College of Theology graduate school director, sat down with GCU and shared five interesting things about himself that show his upbringing and heart […]

GCU students sold on conscious capitalism

GCU's student entrepreneurs haven't gone into business for financial reasons alone. They also are living out the tenets of the Colangelo College of Business, emphasizing […]

Spectrum of research revealed at annual colloquium

Alleviating the early struggles of online students, providing more support for remote teachers and examining the Christian perspective of ageism and health care were among […]

Speaker stresses God will find you

Regardless of whether you're tired or angry, God will find you. That was the message delivered by Megan Fate Marshman, who used a music stand […]

AI credentials could be the right algorithm for GCU students

Any student who has reservations about AI should have second thoughts. That's the opinion of Greg Lucas, Faculty Chair of the Colangelo College of Business. […]

Classmates' kick sparks entrepreneurship major's coffee venture

Entrepreneur major Caleb Graffam was reluctant to sell coffee drinks as at Marketplace as part of a class assignment. But encouragement from classmates convinced Graffam, […]