Campus Life

'Lectrifying' donation: $100K of e-bikes to CityServe

GCU CityServe has received more than $2.1 million of donated goods from major retailers at its warehouse since its opening in August, including its latest […]

Ukraine holds special place in professor’s heart

Ukraine has a special place in Sven Olson's life. His last post in his 27-year military career was at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv. It […]

STELLAR charged up for next mission — on Earth

It was more of a giant leap than a small step for the STELLAR research team, which in its first year launched its first project, […]

Faculty exercises its science muscle for ROTC

When the grueling fourth installment of the Army Combat Fitness Test was rolled out, Maj. Troy Merkle, the officer in charge of GCU’s Army ROTC, […]

Public Safety director learns from FBI conference

Director of Public Safety Michael Caputo found great value in the FBI's National Command Course, which he attended earlier this month. Caputo joined dozens of […]

GCU podcasters find their voice at Recording Lab

There's always magic to be had by Worship Arts students in GCU's Recording Studio. "But then we thought, look at how many students create and […]

Nursing student was inspired by late mother's faith

GCU student Megan Mason and her mother, Nikki Brown, had a special relationship. “Everyone always called me her mini me,” Mason says. So when Brown […]

GCU ROTC cadets commissioned as Army officers

Isaac Duh Nei Lian immigrated to the United States from Burma when he was just 11 years old and is now headed for infantry training […]

Year in review: GCU was well served and served well

This week's announcement of changes at the top of GCU's academic leadership was a continuation of the big news across campus during the 2021-22 academic […]