Campus Life

Mueller applies the wisdom of Good Samaritan story

The correlations are there, everywhere we look. We can be like the Good Samaritan, GCU President Brian Mueller told Chapel on Monday morning, and make […]

Pandemic perseverance: 5 Lopes who led the way

At the one-year anniversary of when COVID-19 first affected GCU's campus, it's a good time to reflect on how we endured. These five Lopes provide […]

Students roar with delight at NCAA selection party

GCU Arena was filled with celebration on Sunday afternoon as about 500 students who gathered to watch the NCAA March Madness Selection Show heard that […]

Adulting 101 to train students' eye on their future

Academic and Career Excellence (ACE) is presenting a series of "Adulting 101" workshops the next two weeks that should give students a good idea of […]

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 […]