College of Arts and Media

Expect the Unexpected at Open Mic Night

By Doug Carroll Communications Staff If you don’t know what to expect from an open-mic night, then that’s why you should go to one — […]

‘Roots’ Shows Growth of Dance Ensemble

It’s not just what Susannah Keita knows, it’s who she knows. The teachings of GCU’s director of dance are clearly sinking in, as evidenced by […]

Good Grief! Murder, Intrigue in ‘Dial P for Peanuts’

Even if you did not grow up reading the “Peanuts” comic strips or watch the annual animations, it is guaranteed you are familiar with Charlie […]

Sophomore Publishes First Work of Fiction

There’s a difference between a writer and an author, and with the publication of his first novel GCU sophomore Cooper Nelson has crossed that great […]

Research Colloquium Draws Eight Speakers

Eight presentations were made in a little more than two hours at the Williams Building lecture hall. The colleges of Business, Doctoral Studies, Liberal Arts, […]

GCU Dancer Has Big Plans for Mission Field

The silver-spoon life of private dance lessons and elite academies doesn’t describe Antoinette Proctor. Adopted as an infant into a large family in Avondale, Proctor […]

‘Frogs’ Star Adam Benavides Is One to Watch

Of all the reasons to see “The Frogs” next weekend before it closes the 2010-11 Ethington Theatre Series, one stands out above the rest: Adam […]

Video: The Frogs: Episode Two

Wondering what The Frogs is all about? Take it from the actors themselves as they break down this Greek Drama modernized with music by Steven […]

All the World’s a Stage for Rachel Maish

After all, the theater students are taking the saying “all the world’s a stage” in a very literal sense. The upcoming play will take the […]