Campus Life

Dose of success: GCU administers 50,000th vaccine

When GCU's COVID-19 Point of Dispensing site opened just six weeks ago, POD leaders had a goal of volunteers administering 500 to 800 vaccines per […]

Doctoral learners make grand return to campus

It's been almost a full year since the pandemic forced the College of Doctoral Studies to halt on-campus residencies. Now, after months of holding residencies […]

GCU has variety of services for students with autism

Students on the autism spectrum don't have to go it alone, both on and off campus. Student Disability Services offers a wide array of special […]

GCU site set to surpass 50,000 COVID vaccinations

GCU's Point of Dispensing (POD) site for the Maricopa County Department of Public Health's distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is set to reach a milestone […]

'The Misanthrope' modernizes Molière’s classic

It's a tale of truth, hypocrisy and humor. It's Molière’s "The Misanthrope." As Ethington Theatre wraps up another memorable season, audiences are afforded one last […]

Spotlight Concert brings 15 student works to stage

It's time for students' choreography to shine. The Spring Student Spotlight Concert debuted Monday night on the Quad and will be performed again at 7:30 […]

Watch them go: Students show raceway their drive

Why was a Phoenix Raceway pace car parked in the middle of the Promenade on Monday? It was to signal what Colangelo College of Business […]

Chapel lesson hard, but Jesus' gifts are easy to see

Following Jesus isn't easy. It's a frequent message at Chapel, but Luke Simmons had some interesting things to say Monday about why Jesus' followers found […]

Honors College conference out front on leadership

It was a big weekend full of connection building and leadership within the Honors College. This year, the Honors College hosted their annual Leadership Conference […]