GCU News

Chapel with Brian Kruckenberg

Brian Kruckenberg, Lead Pastor at New City Church, shared how we sometimes get stuck in our lives, and during his Chapel talk on Monday, emphasized […]

Marathon reading shares 'evergreen' 200-year-old novel

Literature broke out on campus Friday. Students took turns reading passages from the 1818 novel “Frankenstein” in a Marathon Reading 4 event that was relevant […]

GCU faculty, staff among presenters at teaching conference

Four GCU faculty and staff were presenters at the recent Transforming the Teaching & Learning Environment, a virtual conference in its 15th year that featured […]

Group for students with disabilities finds comfort in one another

After Alejandro Martinez and Tristan John-Jandles met, things quickly happened. The GCU students taught each other languages. And the new friends launched a great idea […]

East Campus Block Party

The Associated Students of GCU threw its second annual East Campus Block Party on a chilly Thursday evening. The event included carnival-type games such as […]

Culture Fest transports students to a world not so far away

The Multicultural Office transformed GCU Arena into a galaxy far away, where students were invited to take a trip around the orbit — or in […]

Culture Fest 2023

More than 25 countries were represented at Culture Fest, the Multicultural Office's biggest event of the semester. Part of Culture Week, the event on Wednesday […]

First-gen scholar, SIS alum achieves the dream

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the February issue of GCU Magazine. His dad once lived out of his car. His mom cleaned houses. […]

Schools need more than teachers, and GCU aims to help

GCU has long helped area schools fill teacher shortages. But superintendents on the President’s Educational Advisory Council who met last fall with President Brian Mueller […]