GCU News

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 […]

Students prefer to keep hanging out on campus

The pools are open. The hammocks are spread out. The lawns are green. And GCU students have a laptop they can take anywhere on the […]

Faculty Focus: Marc Eilers

Marc Eilers has a neat job -- he teaches athletic training in the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions. He's also a neatnik and […]

GCU, CityServe feed spirit, families on Good Friday

When community partner CityServe called to see if GCU could distribute two truckloads of Farmers to Families Food Boxes on Good Friday, "I knew there […]

Speech/Debate displays rousing show of rhetoric

Senior Jess Kennedy and her teammates on GCU Speech and Debate showed off the skills that earned them top finishes nationally this year in a […]