GCU News

Sadie Hawkins Dance

Antelope Gym was hopping during the Sadie Hawkins Dance on Feb. 22.

Research community connects at two-day colloquium

The emotional and psychological aspects of Brazilian jiu jitsu. The impact of wearing masks while doing high-intensity exercise. The importance of innovation in a company’s […]

COE leaders featured at national conferences

College of Education Dean Dr. Meredith Critchfield says GCU is recognized as a thought leader in addressing teacher retention and recruiting. Its leaders will present […]

How Canyon Ventures helped an app load up through the downs

It was a rough start for a startup business. Ozzi, a travel safety app, launched in March, 2020, right when the pandemic hit. But after […]

Mardi Gras

Students celebrated Fat Tuesday not only with a Mardi Gras-themed menu at the Lopes Training Table, but they painted masks, picked up a few beads […]

Ethnic Minorities in Europe

"Ethnic Minorities in Europe” on Friday in GCU’s Sunset Auditorium featured music performed by Hungarian guitarist Robert Sinha and vocalist Noemi Sarog based on the […]

GCU is intentional in its job-focused curriculum

Story by Lana Sweeten-Shults, Mike Kilen, Lydia P. Robles and Rick VacekPhotos by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the February issue […]

Panelists chat about integrity's role in artificial intelligence

With the game-changing promise of accelerated research, efficiency and compilation of extensive data condensed into concise formats, artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way we conduct […]

Hungarian poetry, music to set tone for forum on freedom

When GCU Communications instructor Dr. Reka Vicsacsan came to the U.S., she had a suitcase and knew no one. She not only has built kinship […]