Campus Life

Facing dire diagnosis, Garcia graces GCU with crosses from campus salvage

Roberto Garcia faced a medical diagnosis that wasn’t good – two years to live. But he went to work in facilities at GCU every day […]

GCU students sold on conscious capitalism

GCU's student entrepreneurs haven't gone into business for financial reasons alone. They also are living out the tenets of the Colangelo College of Business, emphasizing […]

A student club with a shot of expression

In the second of our series on student social clubs, come along on a field trip with the new Coffee Club to a Valley coffee […]

FitFest shows off surging GCU Fitness

GCU Fitness has grown over the last few years with up to 500 students a week taking part in group fitness classes -- also open […]

A student social club that fights for fun

Student social clubs are on the rise at GCU and none is more visible and eccentric than the Medieval Combat Club whose members battle with […]

Students offer heartfelt observations on Black History Month

Students didn't only eat delicious wings and greens. They offered thoughts on history and their own roots during the Multicultural Office’s Black History Month celebration […]

Student government candidates' pitch to lead is personal

GCU sophomores Ashley Cote and David Pritchard shared not only what inspired them to want to lead student government but what gets them up in […]

Adulting club can promise a future of meat loaf and correct tax forms

New student Ryan Kane can make an egg but that’s about it. So on Monday he came to the right table at the Spring Club […]

GCU's Christian roots reflected in 75th anniversary 'Grace Tree'

GCU kicked off the yearlong celebration of its 75th anniversary with the dedication of a new sculpture. The "Grace Tree," by Surprise, Arizona-based botanical artist […]