GCU News

Faculty Focus: Jevon Jackson

Jevon Jackson, Program Chair/Program Lead for the Software Engineering Program in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, is extremely accomplished in music, not just […]

Seniors' broadcast relives pain of saying goodbye

Before seniors Morgan McCall, Ryan Ardelt and Alex Cavanaugh walk the Commencement stage later this month, the trio of friends had one more project up […]

Students show eagerness for sports business sprint

It's hard to tell who got more out of this week's Colangelo College of Business event that brought together nearly 300 students and eight members […]

Arrests made in hit-and-run death of GCU student

Taylor White, a trip leader for GCU's Outdoor Recreation Program and aspiring athletic trainer, always was looking for the next adventure. He lived life big […]

Will Gonzalez looks for the possibilities in people

When Will Gonzalez hears others say about another person, “Oh well, that’s their lot in life. That’s what they are,” he disagrees wholeheartedly. "I think […]

Campus Recreation: Tabata challenge

Kayla Hartson shares another workout, called a Tabata. It's high intensity interval training that alternates 20 seconds of all-out effort and 10 seconds of rest […]

GCU group creates silver lining in silver anniversary

Kent Hughes wanted to make his silver anniversary special, but wife Liz's chronic lung disease and a global pandemic were determined to cast a shadow […]

Fitness Facts: Benefits of herbs and spices

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, dietitian Liz Cook sprinkles in the health benefits of herbs and spices. They do a lot […]

#Askingforafriend: Perfectionism

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Nate Bowman has some interesting thoughts about perfectionism. It's important to understand what maladaptive perfectionism is and […]