GCU News

A different kind of Move-In, a familiar kind of peace

The pandemic forced Move-In to be a little different this year, but it couldn't take away the volunteers' welcoming spirit or the arriving students' eagerness […]

Chapel message: Nothing to fear, even this year

We've heard a lot about fear over the years. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was famous for saying, "The only thing we have to fear is […]

From foster care to GCU grad: Carter defied the odds

Jacqueline Carter was placed in foster care at age 17, one week before she was scheduled to start at GCU. But a Good Samaritan arranged […]

Faculty Focus: Khester Kendrick

It's hard to tell which Khester Kendrick loves more -- being a member of the teaching faculty in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology […]

GCU INsider: Students will have it made in the shade

The annual GCU INsider -- 10 questions, 10 answers and 10 "INsider tips" -- focused this year on all the changes to campus life for […]

Faculty to discuss issues from Christian perspective

The monthly One Foundation faculty gatherings won't be Lunch and Learns this year because of the pandemic, but the program still will be conducted online. […]

Amazon panel delivers in its career talk at GCU

A panel of "Amazonians" on Wednesday gave GCU students a peek into life at Amazon, the "earth's most customer-centric company," as part of the Provost […]

Changes won't take welcome out of Welcome Week

Many incoming students transitioned from high school without a prom or graduation and spent the summer in their parents' basement because of the pandemic. But […]

New crosses rise up in busy campus location

Three crosses rose on the GCU campus recently just before students return after a summer of national challenges. The crosses symbolize hope in difficult times […]