Campus Life

Even more Havocs with Heart serving community

The Havocs are not only the rowdiest, most fun-loving, loudest and spirited of student cheering sections, but they also are incredibly generous. The Havocs with […]

Take advantage of professional development opportunities

By Marette Hahn GCU Career Services How many times have you taken advantage of your organization’s professional development opportunities? Or passed over those emails and […]

Author discusses election from Christian perspective

A large crowd turned out at Ethington Theatre on Monday to hear Dr. Wayne Grudem of Phoenix Seminary give his views on "Faith and Politics." […]

Never fear, teachers — certification help is on the way

On Saturday, GCU’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences is hosting its first annual conference to help students prepare for the National Evaluation Series (NES), […]

Kimmel's Chapel talk leaves no stones unturned

Dr. Tim Kimmel, who founded and operates the Family Matters ministry, had an interesting take on David vs. Goliath at Chapel on Monday morning. Kimmel […]

Politics is laughing matter in 'Of Thee I Sing'

“Of Thee I Sing,” the musical political satire that opens tonight at Ethington Theatre, gives the audience a delightful reason to laugh out loud at […]

Integrity Summit helps students, pure and simple

For the first time Thursday, Colangelo College of Business students got to attend the Integrity Summit, which features a series of prominent business leaders talking […]

Slideshow: 'Of Thee I Sing' opens at Ethington Theatre

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau "Of Thee I Sing" opens today at Ethington Theatre, a welcome respite from Presidential election fever. This singing […]

Colangelo's Olympic insights are as good as gold

Jerry Colangelo's humility, life lessons and humor made for another riveting hour of questions, answers and new stories to share with Colangelo College of Business […]