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 […]

Published March 7, 2014

Student Spotlight dance has talent, message

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

Published March 6, 2014

Slideshow: Student Spotlight Dance Concert

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

Published March 6, 2014

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.

Published March 5, 2014

Chapel: Learning patience in an irascible world

Patience is a virtue in today's world as we struggle to wait for the Lord's work in our lives, Dean of Students Pastor Tim Griffin […]

Published March 4, 2014

Cancer run aims to draw 3,000, raise $100,000

Nearly 3,000 people, running or walking, in strollers or wheelchairs, are expected to attend the fourth GCU Foundation Run to Fight Children's Cancer on campus. […]

Published March 4, 2014

GCU nursing site ends heart month on healthy note

GCU's Banner Boswell nursing site in Sun City rolled out the purple carpet for its community on Thursday, offering tours, student presentations and healthful food […]

Published February 28, 2014

Freshman peer mentor named Student Worker of Month

Biology major Reyna Mosley of Peoria has a heart for helping people, and she's planning on making a career of it.

Published February 28, 2014

'Tales From the Dugout' turns personal for Ian Kennedy

Former Diamondbacks pitcher acknowledges his role in Major League Baseball's biggest brawl of the 2013 season -- and says it helped him focus his faith.

Published February 27, 2014