Campus Life

Hall of Famers strive to impact future generations

The Homecoming festivities wouldn't be complete without the induction of some very special Lopes into the GCU Hall of Fame, scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday […]

Chapel talk urges us to not put God's call on hold

Brian Kruckenberg of New City Church is a regular Chapel speaker, but he always comes equipped with a fresh, thoughtful message. Monday, he used a […]

Slideshow: Operation Revival Night

Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau Saturday was a big night for Operation Revival, GCU’s signature neighborhood revitalization initiative. More than 200 Habitat champions […]

Student films blow away audience at Film Fest

GCU's Film Festival brought a multitude of different emotions to an audience of eager film viewers Friday night. Within the eight categories, film students highlighted […]

Panel sheds light on teen dating violence

Teen dating violence affects 1.5 million young people in America, which is why the University's HOSA Future Health Professionals chapter thought it was important to […]

Cantalopes make contribution to rehabilitation field

After reading a book by Alan Alda, South West Advanced Neurological Rehabilitation speech language pathologist Patricia Backus came up with the idea of incorporating improv […]

Immigrants get glimpse of American dream at GCU

Dr. Noe Vargas remembers what it was like to be new to America. He came from Mexico at 16, and one of the first people […]

Homecoming to feature new events for alumni

Homecoming is scheduled for next weekend, and there will be several new attractions for GCU alumni to go with old favorites, such as the derby […]

'Eye-opening' 'Poverty, Inc.' sparks conversation

Producer/director Michael Matheson Miller wanted to critique the big business of the poverty industry in his award-winning documentary, "Poverty, Inc.," which ponders the question of […]