Campus Life

Reaching out with 3D-printed bandage, prosthetic

When a team of undergraduate biotechnology researchers in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology heard about the high number of amputees in Rwanda, they […]

Carnegie-bound choirs to inject faith into concert

At the core of what GCU's music department does is integrate faith and music, said assistant dean, Dr. Juan de Dios Hernandez. Expect the same […]

Don't fall into failure's trap, Wooldridge tells Chapel

Ashley Wooldridge of Christ's Church of the Valley told Chapel on Monday that failure is merely an event and not a person and that we […]

Serve the City is a dream in action at Garcia

About 300 GCU students and 50 volunteers from Habitat for Humanity converged on Garcia Elementary School for the semiannual Serve the City. Volunteers woke up […]

Softball Stadium opener is truly Grand

More than 1,200 fans attended the first game at the new GCU Softball Stadium, where fans lined up for free hot dogs, took photographs and […]

It's personal: They helped others when cancer hit home

Steve and Patti Luttrell refused to sit idly when their son, Jeff, got cancer at a young age. To help other families who were fighting […]

'Major' coup: Ethington cast's performances spot-on

Ethington Theatre's "Major Barbara" cast commands the elegant language of playwright George Bernard Shaw in a finely acted production that also includes an industrial-chic set. […]

Students kick off college journey at Thunder Vision

GCU News Bureau Strategic Educational Alliances' Thunder Vision Summit is designed to get seventh- and eight-grade students excited about going to college. The 2,500 attendees […]

Turn life's exiles into exultations, Griffin tells Chapel

It's great to have dreams, Dr. Tim Griffin told students at Chapel on Monday morning, but what's important is how we handle it when things […]