Campus Life

Skateboarding nonprofit flips for foster children

Michael Shapiro remembers when he and his roommate were practically the only skateboarders at GCU. These days, it's hard not to see a skateboarder whizzing […]

Merrell brings relationship with Jesus to a head

Ron Merrell began his Chapel talk Monday by making light of what it's like for him to go to the gym and try to lift […]

Student embraces Native American heritage

Randel Curran didn't know much about his Native American heritage before he moved back to Arizona with his grandmother in middle school. Since then, the […]

GCU's Multicultural Office opens window to diversity

Multicultural Office Director Donald Glenn views diversity as a stained glass window made up of different sizes, colors and textures, each piece beautiful in its […]

GCU Magazine shows the beauty of diversity

GCU News Bureau It's our most visually appealing GCU Magazine cover ever thanks to Donald Glenn's genius with word pictures. When the Director of the […]

Honors clubs unite to create COVID care packages

When social distancing guidelines were set in place to combat the spread of the pandemic, students in the Honors Voices Club and the National Society […]

Canyon Challenge to feature GCU, high school entrepreneurs

The Canyon Challenge will be on livestream only this semester because of the pandemic, but that isn't the only noticeable change: For the first time, […]

Every day is Veterans Day in GCU's business college

Veterans Day has extra meaning in the Colangelo College of Business, which is led by two former Air Force officers. Dean Dr. Randy Gibb says […]

Chapel calls an audible, and Brown's talk scores

The X's and O's of Travis Brown's Chapel message Monday are easy to diagram: If you've forgotten what God expects and have lowered your expectations […]