Bethlehem's amazing journey from Ethiopia to GCU

To say that Bethlehem Schwab already has lived an amazing life is an understatement. She was born in Ethiopia and orphaned at a young age, […]

Published November 7, 2019

Seniors launch into job world full of GCU alums

When students strolled through the Promenade on Tuesday at the Lopes Launch Senior Sendoff Event, they were likely to run into a graduate of GCU […]

Published November 6, 2019

Chapel talk wraps up Gospel in a single verse

How deeply God loves us can be summed up in one Bible verse from the second book of Corinthians. Chad Moore of Sun Valley Community […]

Published November 5, 2019

CHSS display honors those who came before us

A colorful display on the third floor of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences building isn't just about flowers and candy. The Dia de […]

Published November 1, 2019

'Googlers' step out from the cloud for GCU talk

Are Google interviews really as intense as everyone has heard? Is it true that employees get free food, free massages and have access to an […]

Published October 31, 2019

Honors student wins Federation of the Blind award

Brian Mucyo's Senior year at GCU is jam-packed with responsibilities connected to his passions, and he wouldn't have it any other way. Mucyo was recently […]

Published October 30, 2019

Chapel speaker's question: 'What are you here for?'

We all have to decide eventually what our spiritual journey will be like, and Jo Saxton wanted to intercept the students listening at Chapel on […]

Published October 29, 2019

GCU cooks up support for Phoenix Food Day

Two years ago, the Cartwright Community Garden, which sits adjacent to Bret R. Tarver Elementary School and Marc T. Atkinson Middle School, was just an […]

Published October 28, 2019

Serve the City boosts up-and-coming neighborhood

Serve the City has done so much in recent years to help the neighborhood around the University, but there was a new twist Saturday. One […]

Published October 28, 2019