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Thrive Conference gives family businesses a boost

A few hundred entrepreneurs and small business owners gathered at GCU Arena on Wednesday for the Thrive Conference to share stories and advice about building […]

Intramural sports options match GCU's growth

Tour the campus’ athletics and recreation hot spots on any weekday evening, and four different intramural sports could be happening on a given field or […]

Faculty to peers: 'Practice what you teach'

Making connections between Christian values and classroom teaching can go a long way toward engaging students, even in STEM and technology subjects. Three GCU faculty […]

McKenney earns key role in U.S. sports medicine

Michael McKenney is in his sixth year at GCU as a clinical coordinator for exercise science and an athletic training professor in the College of […]

Colangelo's Olympic insights are as good as gold

Jerry Colangelo's humility, life lessons and humor made for another riveting hour of questions, answers and new stories to share with Colangelo College of Business […]

Purdins' radio show is rooted in Christian values

Wayne Purdin is lead curriculum editor at GCU during the week, but on Saturdays he has a different assignment: He and his wife, Julie, offer […]

College of Theology professor co-authors wealth vs. virtue editorial

GCU College of Theology professor Dr. Joshua Greever and Dr. David Kotter explore the Bible's treatment of those who achieve wealth (money, land, animals, crops, […]

Laura Roberts preaches responsibility, sustainability in CCOB talk

Pantheon Enterprises’ co-founder and CEO Laura Roberts’ message to Grand Canyon University’s Colangelo College of Business students Wednesday was widely applicable for future business professionals: […]

Hinkle raises awareness for vets one step at a time

Larry Hinkle, a former United States Marine, stopped by campus Wednesday during the cross-country walk he's doing to raise money and awareness for fellow veterans. […]