GCU News

GCU conference aims to heal with character

GCU is known for building community with character. The Building Virtues Conference: Character Education in a Changing World, scheduled for Monday, Dec. 13, is another […]

GCU resumes performances of Handel’s 'Messiah'

The Christmas season feels whole again. After a break forced by the pandemic last year, the College of Fine Arts and Production will perform Handel’s […]

New-look Canyon Challenge returns Friday

The Canyon Challenge will have a sponsor and a new name when it returns Friday afternoon in Canyon Ventures. Five entrepreneurs will compete for $5,000 […]

Sports Sales Academy is like a ticket to a career

The Colangelo College of Business came up with an innovative way this fall to teach Sports and Entertainment Management students about the fastest way to […]

Another STELLAR performance by research group

Erik Yost, Nathan Olsen and Noah Krepela were expecting to compete in the poster presentation portion of the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research […]

Campus mural reflects GCU alum's winding passage

Ruben Hernandez once ran the streets near GCU, getting into trouble and painting graffiti late into the night. But then he was sentenced to serve […]

Fitness facts: Abdominal pain

We’ve all overindulged during Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner and paid the price with a belly ache. Most abdominal pains, such as ones caused by overeating, […]

#Askingforafriend: Exercises to ground us

Sometimes stress, anxiety or trauma triggers can make us feel disconnected. Caitlin Rudgear shares a few grounding exercises we can try that will bring our […]

Doctoral learner is still aiming high at age 80

Dorothy Galiger's role as a military spouse didn't end when her husband retired from the Army. It didn't even end after he died in 2018. […]