GCU News

Student work helped him keep promise to grandpa

How valuable is landing a student job? Ask Torrey Martin. He came to GCU with a promise to his grandparents and little money in his […]

Students' Grand Collective album has touch of aloha

There are many things to like about The Grand Collective, the album produced by the GCU Recording Studio and released this summer. It has a […]

GCU, opportunity in politics earn this student's vote

Callista Mendoza always had an interest in politics, even from a young age. So when she decided to come to GCU and her first choice […]

GCU's new Recording Lab ready to go live this fall

Every college at GCU has Lopes Live Labs. The final expanded excerpt from the cover story in the August issue of GCU Magazine features the […]

Theatre Education grads applying their GCU lessons

Three recent Theatre Education graduates from the College of Fine Arts and Production -- Katie Norton, Isabel Potter and Daniel Hernandez -- have found that […]

SIS grads bring home the jobs, lift up neighborhood

Edgar Ojeda is helping pay his family's mortgage payments. He and his mom, brother and sister mostly lived in apartments since moving to the U.S., […]

Fine Arts students act on ideas in Lopes Live Labs

There's a Lopes Live Lab for a wide variety of programs in the College of Fine Arts and Production, and each lab shares a common […]

Fitness Facts: Back pain

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, Connie Colbert writes about a topic that makes a vast majority of Americans shiver with bad […]

#Askingforafriend: How can counseling help?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Nate Bowman uses an interesting analogy to explain why counseling can be helpful. It's all about transformation.