GCU News

#Askingforafriend: Emotions aren’t the problem (Part 1)

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Nicholas Rudgear has Part 1 on dealing with your emotions. It's perfectly natural to have emotions, he […]

GCU mourns loss of a 'gentleman extraordinaire'

He dined with people who fashioned peace in Northern Ireland, yet when Dr. Val Martinez came to GCU to teach Government courses after a career […]

Alumni-led Chapel shows how young faith flowers

Chapel was turned over to the twentysomethings on Monday, and they were more than up to the task. After nine GCU alumni performed more than […]

Teacher showed online student how to bridge 2020

Jeanne Sanchez of Kenosha, Wisconsin, needed help to get through a year filled with death and destruction. Associate Professor Dr. Kimber Underdown went out of […]

13th Amendment focus of Black History Month talk

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery, but a little-thought-of clause in the amendment that states slavery may yet exist as a punishment for crime, poses a […]

Student's Green Week message: 'We can care'

As Director of Sustainability for Associated Students of GCU, Rachel Christy hopes that events for Green Week at GCU, including the seminar "God is Green" […]

Virtual celebration homes in on fun for everyone

The pandemic wasn't going to keep the GCU community from celebrating alumni, students and their families. That determined spirit was the catalyst for this year's […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Penny Lee

Dr. Penny Lee, a member of the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions faculty, loves nursing and everything that goes along with it. As […]

Homecoming incorporates Chapel, GCU families

Homecoming will have a different look this year, and not just because of the pandemic. It's being combined with Family Weekend, which had to be […]