GCU News

Faculty to explore meaning of human flourishing

The first One Foundation Lunch and Learn of the 2021-22 academic year is scheduled for Monday, and this year's topic offers faculty a topic ripe […]

Cardon Center accents possibilities, not disabilities

Emma Cardon wants to be everything: a lawyer, a judge, a teacher, and now, she wants to perform under the bright lights on a theatre […]

GCU student honors brother at ROTC 9/11 event

Online criminal justice student John Herold always felt a sense of emptiness every time Sept. 11 would roll around. It was on that day 20 […]

Got a passion? There probably is a GCU club for it

If there's a life passion, there's a student club for it at GCU. That's what attracted more than 3,300 students to the Canyon Activity Center […]

GCU goes online with forensic science program

It was well-known in the industry that an online master's degree program in forensic science was needed in the growing field. That's where Dr. Melissa […]

Campus Recreation event shows Lopes play hard

By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau Amanda Alfaro just touched down from the climbing wall at the Canyon Activity Center. “It tests muscles I don’t […]

GCU family embraces first-generation students

Bazwell Mwale arrived at GCU during Welcome Week as a southeast Africa native who didn't have college-educated parents to tell him how to navigate the […]

Project L: Welcome Week's love letter to diversity

Hundreds of students descended on the Grove lawn Wednesday night for Project L, the Diversity and Inclusion Department's Welcome Week icebreaker, which featured not only […]

Sophomores carry high hopes for an eventful year

You couldn't wipe the smiles off their faces. Sophomores who missed out on the full energy of GCU's campus because of pandemic restrictions last year […]