GCU News

Uplifting programs to celebrate Black History Month

After a trying period of racial tensions in the U.S., GCU will take an uplifting approach to celebration of Black History Month, starting with tonight's […]

Counseling programs are in tech with your feelings

Dr. Mufasa Moyenda got the ball rolling in GCU's College of Doctoral Studies, and a whole group of suddenly tech-savvy counseling professors in the College […]

'Henry V' features swords, a noble man ... and God

Ethington Theatre's production of Shakespeare's "Henry V" features epic sword fighting, stunning costumes and a tale of a king's growth as a person. The play, […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Luis Zayas

Dr. Luis Zayas, Assistant Professor in the College of Doctoral Studies, has accomplished a lot in his career. But nothing makes him happier than what […]

Fitness Facts: How to build your best breakfast

In this week's Fitness Facts on physical health, Liz Cook has some easy-to-follow tips on building a healthy breakfast. She doesn't believe it's necessarily the […]

#Askingforafriend: How do our relationships affect our mental health?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column, Lauren Dixon explores how relationships affect our mental health. We are likely to thrive when we successfully connect with others, […]

Moore sets a high bar for Musical Worship Chapel

Chapel was again inspirational Monday, but in a different way. Rather than have a speaker deliver a thoughtful message, organizers brought in Criston Moore, Worship […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Brandon Juarez

Dr. Brandon Juarez, Associate Professor in the College of Education, loves to teach students how to teach. He uses practical applications, such as simulations, role […]

Nursing students circle back to clinical rotations

After hospitals and other health care facilities paused their clinical rotations last spring, the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions scrambled to fill the […]