GCU News

Faculty Focus: Dr. Rachel Velarde

Dr. Rachel Velarde, Professor in the College of Fine Arts and Production, believes that anyone can sing. "The act of singing is a fundamental right," […]

Engineering degree rocketed her into aerospace job

Madeline Bradshaw was interested in aerospace engineering, and her time at GCU sparked her interest in computer-aided design. Then a summer internship led to a […]

Deadline to register to vote extended to Oct. 23

GCU News Bureau Arizona’s voter registration deadline for the Nov. 3 election has been extended to 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23. Tens of thousands of […]

Pecan pie, ballpark food: Lots to love from Canyon 49

Food surely feeds the soul, and Canyon 49 Grill is doing just that. The restaurant at 27th Avenue, after facing a summer of unpredictability, is […]

New housing complex to offer fresh (air) amenities

Though it's become common for GCU to introduce new buildings every fall, the new complex off 29th Avenue will be like no other. The student […]

Allocate to Elevate continues to lift up community

Michael McKenney grew up in a place where teens were unlikely to graduate from high school, much less go to college. But the Clinical Coordinator […]

'Comedy of Errors' kicks off outdoor theatre season

A new season of Ethington Theatre plays begins Wednesday night with Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors." In addition to debuting on the new outdoor stage, […]

Students give an A+ to return of in-person classes

Funny how being unable to attend classes in person for six months makes them that much more appealing. Whether they were returning to GCU or […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Daniel Kaufmann

Innovations and creativity are a hallmark of video games, and they also are central to the way Dr. Daniel Kaufmann of the College of Humanities […]