GCU News

#Askingforafriend: How to solve problems

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Nate Bowman lists the best ways to solve problems. After you assess your view of the problem […]

Demeter shows Chapel how faith can save you

Trust is hard to come by these days, Jon Demeter noted in his Chapel talk Monday. We often are betrayed by people we think we […]

New student leaders say their mission is to listen

Darion Padilla and Ben Claypool were speechless when they found out the results of the record-setting election, when the pair became leaders of the Associated […]

After 12-month hiatus, GCU returns to Serve the City

When COVID-19 struck Arizona last spring, the University paused many of its community initiatives, including its most visible one -- its partnership with Habitat for […]

Faculty Focus: Christopher Murphy

Christopher Murphy, Assistant Professor of Design in the College of Fine Arts and Production, got an important lesson in the power of design from his […]

National film award inspired by late mom's example

When Michael Burnett lost his mother in 2019 to breast cancer, he had no idea the full extent to which her teachings and wisdom would […]

Uplifting programs to celebrate Black History Month

After a trying period of racial tensions in the U.S., GCU will take an uplifting approach to celebration of Black History Month, starting with tonight's […]

Counseling programs are in tech with your feelings

Dr. Mufasa Moyenda got the ball rolling in GCU's College of Doctoral Studies, and a whole group of suddenly tech-savvy counseling professors in the College […]

'Henry V' features swords, a noble man ... and God

Ethington Theatre's production of Shakespeare's "Henry V" features epic sword fighting, stunning costumes and a tale of a king's growth as a person. The play, […]