Mike Kilen

Undergraduate research highlighted at symposium

Five student groups presented their research at the Undergraduate Learning Community and Research Symposium Friday. “It’s very clear to me that what used to be […]

SIS scholarships change lives of 16 more families

Sixteen dreams were realized Wednesday night at GCU. New recipients of the Students Inspiring Students full-ride scholarships were awarded to local high school students in […]

Teachers learn to speak out during Teach Up Week

Lopes Teach Up Week runs through Wednesday and is focused on helping students secure teaching positions and advocating for teaching and education professions. The Provost […]

Business ownership fits GCU students to a 'T'

GCU senior Gavin Thompson liked to shop in thrift stores. He knew other people didn't like to spend the time but liked the merchandise. That's […]

Talk, run, take down -- it's all part of self-defense

Sometimes you talk fast. Other times you run fast. But sometimes you have to know how to fight. All those elements were explored in self-defense […]

No debate: These students can tell you about civility

GCU's Speech and Debate teams are all about expressing views. There's no shortage of that in the year leading to the presidential election -- and […]

How one student champions Green Week message

GCU's first student director of sustainability has a lot of good ideas for students to help make the campus better during Green Week. Just don't […]

GCU initiative aims to make campus discourse civil

With another presidential election figuring to foment even more division in the United States, campus officials have taken steps to try to prevent that from […]

GCU conference explores parents' shame

Parents can shame a child to make them stop bad behavior. It might work in the short term but can have long-term negative consequences. As […]