Mike Kilen

GCU graduates become neighborhood teachers

It's as if recent GCU graduate Weylin Pada was back at college. He watched Claire Lee's class lesson and immediately could recall the professor who […]

Alum used writing to help students during pandemic

Glenda Moton had her own fears as a teacher last year but wondered why no one was focusing on the kids' anxiety during the pandemic. […]

How employees challenge one another to stay well

GCU/GCE employees who participate in the University's wellness challenges have some inspiring stories to tell. Kaeman Mitchell was hospitalized but still got in 12,000 steps […]

Critchfield named Dean of College of Education

Dr. Meredith Critchfield is the new College of Education dean, succeeding Dr. Kimberly LaPrade, who is retiring in August. Critchfield said she will focus on […]

Return to camp a return to childhood for coach Drew

It was great to hear the bouncing basketballs thundering in the vast Canyon Activity Center Monday at the first day camp under GCU coach Bryce […]

It's all about the family for SIS scholarship winners

The most touching moments were during the final interviews, moments before another crop of 31 high school seniors were surprised with Students Inspiring Students Scholarships […]

How GCU helps grads make a case for law school

The list of GCU graduates entering law schools with hefty scholarships keeps growing. Recent grads Jacob Frankson, Rebekah Zufelt and Christina Boyle share how the […]

Students can't wait to welcome back Welcome Week

GCU's Welcome Week will be back to near normal. The unbridled enthusiasm of the University's welcome to incoming students at the start of the fall […]

Why summer school became a hot choice this year

Summer isn't as quiet as you'd think around the University this year. More students than ever -- 1,137 -- are housed on campus this year. […]