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School counseling 'pioneers' on path to aid students

The Master of Education in School Counseling program's fivefold increase in enrollment over two years in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences includes its […]

#Askingforafriend: Take a break!

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Krista Hoffer stresses the importance of taking a break regularly. Your mental health could depend on it. […]

Fitness Facts: Alopecia

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, Connie Colbert provides the details about alopecia, the disease that causes hair to fall out. More […]

Jasperse brings folksy sound to Canyon Worship

Nicole Jasperse brings a folksy element to Canyon Worship 2021 with "You My God," a song about waiting on the Lord that was inspired by […]

Senior finds passion for politics in D.C. internship

Emma Blair thought she wanted to pursue a career in education, but she discovered a love of politics after the Honors College introduced her to […]

Ethington season welcomes audiences back indoors

It's a season of celebration as College of Fine Arts and Production performances make their grand return to Ethington Theatre. Audiences will be welcomed back […]

Slideshow: New look for the Quad

GCU News Bureau Here are the artist renderings for what the Quad, the area in front of GCU Arena, will look like when work is […]

College of Education leaders address national conference

Julie Blair, Assistant Director of Academic Programs/Assistant Professor, and Dusty Sanchez, Clinical Practice Program Manager from the College of Education, recently took part in the […]

People, not paperwork, are key to grad's court job

Imani Steward watched enough cop and detective shows on TV to think it might be a cool job. But after learning about the law in […]