Students' mock debate was uniquely presidential

Edgar Moreno played Donald Trump. Devon Wemple played Joe Biden. But the GCU Speech and Debate team members weren't 100% accurate in their imitations during […]

Published October 29, 2020

Un1ty One Week to creatively celebrate diversity

The Multicultural, Diversity and Inclusion Office has another big event coming up. Un1ty One Week -- that's unity with a "1" instead of an "i" […]

Published October 23, 2020

GCU club is more than future lawyers reading briefs

What happens when a bunch of lawyers form a club? Sorry, there's no punchline. The Pre-Law Society Club was launched last winter to help pre-law […]

Published October 22, 2020

Faculty Focus: Lacey Cox

Lacey Cox has been a social worker for 39 years, so she brings plenty of expertise to her adjunct faculty role in the College of […]

Published October 9, 2020

Students give an A+ to return of in-person classes

Funny how being unable to attend classes in person for six months makes them that much more appealing. Whether they were returning to GCU or […]

Published September 30, 2020

Faculty Focus: Dr. Daniel Kaufmann

Innovations and creativity are a hallmark of video games, and they also are central to the way Dr. Daniel Kaufmann of the College of Humanities […]

Published September 29, 2020

GCU student fights wildfires with his own inner fire

Christian Simmons starts in-person classes Monday with a lot of intense stories he can tell about his summer. He fought wildfires during one of the […]

Published September 24, 2020

From foster care to GCU grad: Carter defied the odds

Jacqueline Carter was placed in foster care at age 17, one week before she was scheduled to start at GCU. But a Good Samaritan arranged […]

Published September 21, 2020

Students commemorate Constitution/Citizenship Day

Thursday's celebration of Constitution Day and Citizenship Day has special meaning for the GCU Civics Club, which will initiate projects in the coming weeks at local […]

Published September 16, 2020