GCU News

Open letter from GCU to Department of Education secretary

October 24, 2023 U.S. Department of Education Attn: Secretary Miguel Cardona400 Maryland Ave, SWWashington, DC 20202 Dear Mr. Secretary, As promised, our outside legal counsel […]

Day of Giving to embrace culture of philanthropy

Office of Giving and Alumni Relations is preparing to host the annual Day of Giving and is looking forward to supporting GCU's various programs. With […]

Adjust if you must, Griffin stresses at Chapel

Pastor Tim Griffin emphasized to students at Monday's Chapel to make the necessary adjustments in the second half of the fall semester.

Chapel with Dr. Tim Griffin

Dr. Tim Griffin, Vice President of Student Affairs, Dean of Students and University Pastor, was the featured speaker at GCU Alumni Chapel on Oct. 23, […]

Students launch news broadcast 'Lopes Lately'

Venture inside the first taping of the new “Lopes Lately,” a student news program that has communications students in the Future Broadcasters Club excited – […]

The word on writing: It's not just for homework, it's also fun

The Promenade walkway was covered in chalk on Friday after National Day on Writing. Students wrote six-word bios, short stories, and drew on the ground […]

Fall 2023 Commencement, Friday afternoon

Students from the College of Education gathered at GCU Arena for Fall Commencement Friday afternoon. The event, for online and cohort students, was one of […]

Fall 2023 Commencement, Friday morning

Students from the College of Nursing and College of Education gathered at GCU Arena for Fall Commencement Friday morning. The event, for online and cohort […]

She crossed a river and a stage to thank family who saved her

Stephanie Oliva-Castellanos survived a perilous trip from Honduras, plucked from the Rio Grande River in Mexico, and more than three decades later walked the Commencement […]