Campus Life

Mueller challenges us to do God's work full-time

Being a part-time Christian isn't nearly enough, GCU President Brian Mueller told Chapel on Monday. We all are full-timers, he said, and then he explained […]

New food, fun options on campus are almost here

It's another big year of construction at GCU: Pita Jungle ... Taco Bell ... Canyon Activities Center ... Student Advising Center ... three more apartment […]

Sports Business students get in the game(s)

Sports Business students were busy last month volunteering at several major events, but that's nothing new -- GCU's alliance with Position Sports makes those types […]

Unger eager to add to sights, sounds of Chapel

The spring semester schedule for Chapel includes five first-time speakers, including one who has close ties to the University. Justin Unger, who will sing and […]

CCOB opening launches busy spring events calendar

It's been a big year so far, but there's more to come in 2018-19. The spring semester will kick off with the grand opening of […]

It was another big year for community outreach

GCU students and employees made it another big year of giving to the community, so much so that it's worth another look. Here are 10 […]

Support for food bank produces record donation

GCU's support for St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance, through its Give With Purpose employee fundraising campaign, was borne out in several ways the last two […]

'Tis the season to craft clever Christmas decorations

According to Ebenezer Scrooge, "Every idiot who goes about with 'Merry Christmas' on his lips should be boiled with his own pudding and buried with […]

Kiln joy: Farewell to a hot spot on campus

Demolition began Wednesday morning on Building 18, also known as the Media Arts Complex. Most passersby on the Promenade probably have no idea how many […]