Counseling programs are in tech with your feelings

Dr. Mufasa Moyenda got the ball rolling in GCU's College of Doctoral Studies, and a whole group of suddenly tech-savvy counseling professors in the College […]

Published February 4, 2021

GCU students to mentor children in public housing

Kevin Walling saw the need in Washington state, and he saw it here. Some students who live in public housing need help with their school […]

Published January 28, 2021

ASGCU candidates state views as election looms

The near future will be a time of transition and hope, from a time dominated by a virus to one of helping each other, according […]

Published January 25, 2021

GCU initiative facilitates the L.E.A.P. into teaching

One in four Arizona classrooms need a teacher, and the pandemic made it worse. GCU has launched an initiative to help certify more teachers, called […]

Published January 15, 2021

SIS scholarships provide hope to more families

We needed this. In a time of strife that never seems to end, a ray of hope and joy came from 26 students and their […]

Published January 7, 2021

Window of opportunity for future student leaders

It's a window of opportunity for Student Leaders. The window is on the Student Life Building, where a large graphic art piece was installed Tuesday […]

Published December 30, 2020

Student lives her own advice: Persistence pays

She's a so-called Dreamer who as an immigrant child who had to watch her father endure violence. But Karla Islas didn't just dream. She found […]

Published December 16, 2020

Resourceful students aid homeless at André House

When you think about helping the homeless population, serving soup or handing out water may feel good. But three GCU students tackled a project that […]

Published December 7, 2020

Christmas tree-lighting event offers new hope

GCU's Christmas tree lighting ushered in a new season of hope Thursday night outside Canyon 49 Grill. Hot chocolate, Christmas cookies and roaring fires warmed […]

Published December 4, 2020