Rinnier's Chapel talk is something you can build on

Danielle Rinnier has endured some challenges in her life but says her faith has carried her through. Speaking at Chapel on Monday, the Assistant Dean […]

Published December 1, 2020

Faith, love lead GCU grad back to teaching in China

It was a scary time and place for GCU graduate Rashida Thomas. She was student teaching in China when the pandemic broke. Alone and scared, […]

Published November 30, 2020

Faculty Focus: Tracey Lauterborn

As Course Lead for BIT 200, Introduction to Information Technology, Tracey Lauterborn is one of the first friendly, knowledgeable faces students see in the Colangelo […]

Published November 30, 2020

Thanksgiving baskets brighten homeless teens' day

Jerry Perkins knows what it's like for homeless teens. He was homeless and lived in foster care for a time when he was a teen. […]

Published November 25, 2020

GCU's students on target for campus togetherness

This semester has been like no other. But GCU's leaders and students adapted to the pandemic. They went to class in face coverings, gathered outdoors […]

Published November 25, 2020

#Askingforafriend: The magic ratio

Conflict is unavoidable and does not necessarily have to be a wedge in a relationship. It can be an opportunity for improving connection, as well […]

Published November 25, 2020

Fitness facts: Atopic dermatitis

Atopic dermatitis, or eczema, is a condition that affects your skin's ability to hold moisture and causes dry patches, red to brownish-gray patches on the […]

Published November 25, 2020

Havocs leaders ready to jump-start basketball season

Leading one of the nation's most exuberant student cheering sections is like riding a wild bronco. But Havoc leaders Joshua Gillespie, president, and Grace Haskins, […]

Published November 24, 2020

GCU baseball helps food bank get a (turkey) leg up

It was the turkey call that mattered the most: "Don't be a nerd; donate a bird!" GCU baseball, as it has for the past seven […]

Published November 23, 2020