Irreverent ‘Dial P’ Brings Student Crowd to Its Feet

Hayes, a popular instructor in the College of Liberal Arts for the past four years, will be leaving with his wife to return to Howell, […]

Published April 25, 2011

Honors Recital Underscores Big Year for Music

Five students representing some of the best musical talent in the College of Fine Arts and Production performed in an honors recital Tuesday night at […]

Published April 20, 2011

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 — […]

Published April 20, 2011

‘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 […]

Published April 18, 2011

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 […]

Published April 15, 2011

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 […]

Published April 15, 2011

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, […]

Published April 13, 2011

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 […]

Published April 12, 2011

‘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 […]

Published April 4, 2011