Campus Life

Thunder Big Band plays with the big boys

Barely a year old, the band is growing up fast under the direction of Paul Koch and was a worthy opening act for the more […]

'Requiem' by Brahms awakens the senses

The seven movements of Brahms' grand work for chorus, orchestra and soloists were completed by 1868 and received superb treatment by the Canyon Choral Society […]

All hands on (upper) deck in Arena project

GCU's basketball home will grow from a capacity of 4,328 to about 7,000 -- and in only a few months' time, thanks to an aggressive […]

Chapel: Trust God's plan for your life

Jeff Gokee, the father of a boy diagnosed with cancer, says that following God's plan requires surrendering control.

Cheers and tears at Run to Fight Children's Cancer

The fourth running of the event on the GCU campus drew more than 3,000 participants, along with a host of family members and supporters, on […]

Cancer's cutting edge: Molecular medicine could help customize treatment for children

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau A thief lives in the home of every child with cancer. It steals play dates from the little girl too […]

Student Spotlight dance has talent, message

Choreographer Brianna Macias made a powerful statement with "Silent Screams," her piece on the issue of human trafficking.

Slideshow: Student Spotlight Dance Concert

Highlights from the Student Spotlight Dance Concert in Thunderground on March 5.

Haitian choreographer a lesson in perseverance

Jeanguy Saintus brought his unique style, rooted in Haitian culture, to GCU as the dance program's artist-in-residence for the spring semester.