GCU News

#Askingforafriend: How can counseling help?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Nate Bowman uses an interesting analogy to explain why counseling can be helpful. It's all about transformation.

Lopes Live Labs offer hospitality, finance training

Lopes Live Labs serve a variety of student needs, particularly in the Colangelo College of Business. Future certified financial planners will receive first-rate training in […]

Students can revel in The Rivers in multiple ways

Hundreds of students will be moving into The Rivers starting Monday, and resident directors of the new residence halls off Missouri and 29th avenues are […]

'Cornerstone' celebrates 30 years as part of GCU foundation

Judy Eroe, GCU’s Executive Director of Academic Assessment, is celebrating her 30-year anniversary as a full-time employee at GCU. Ben VanDerLinden, her former student and […]

New Welcome Week accent: Bienvenidos á GCU

Welcome Week will be a more welcoming place to all students this year, thanks to the efforts of Welcome Programs. Staff and volunteers will lead […]

New library, classroom set to create 'teacher leaders'

The Lopes for Literacy Multicultural Library and Lab Classroom are two new College of Education Lopes Live Labs that will help teacher candidates bring their […]

Employee Meeting highlights recent achievements, future goals

GCU and GCE gathered as one Friday for the first Employee Meeting since 2019, and President Brian Mueller made it worth their while with a […]

GCU earns re-accreditation for all nursing programs

Seeking re-accreditation for 13 degree programs simultaneously is unheard of. But the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions did just that, receiving re-accreditation for […]

Students treat students in bustling Orthopedic Clinic

If a student takes a tumble on a skateboard or turns an ankle in intramurals, they might just find themselves at the Lopes Orthopedic Clinic […]