Campus Life

Hall of Famers surprised by honor despite success

It's been a year like no other, and that notion is especially true in regards to this year's GCU Hall of Fame recipients. Rachel Winkler, […]

Next phase of GCU, CityServe partnership begins

Lizz Rodriguez has struggled with keeping enough food on the table during the pandemic for her family of six, including four children. So when she […]

GCU ROTC commissions 11 to second lieutenants

It was easy, waking at the crack of dawn to lug a heavy pack for miles. But the physical effort and leadership training paid off […]

Genung-Koch a finalist for Dance Coach of the Year

Jacque Genung-Koch grew up in basketball gyms and, as the daughter and granddaughter of teachers and coaches, she didn't see herself following the same path […]

My LopeLife: Her GCU legacy is her leadership

Tuesday Chavez, who graduated from GCU on April 19, desperately wanted to play college ice hockey. When Natalie Ross reached out to her in 2017 […]

SIS scholarship winners make their parents proud

Ana Herrera joined a long list of Students Inspiring Students Scholarship recipients who honor their parents' sacrifices when it was announced that they could attend […]

Serve the City, CityServe: the magic of community

GCU has resumed its work in the community this year with Serve the City in February and the regular CityServe Farmers to Families Food Box […]

Biomedical Engineering grad wins major scholarship

Jeffrey Richards had no idea what to expect when he competed in this year's Alpha Chi National Convention by giving a presentation on insulin biosensing […]

Year in Review: GCU kept thriving despite pandemic

Lists are interesting. They spark conversation. And there was plenty to talk about in the 2020-21 academic year at GCU, which made it a year […]