GCU News

GCU freezing tuition for 13th consecutive year

For the 13th consecutive year, GCU will be freezing tuition rates on its Phoenix campus. Tuition before institutional scholarships are factored in will remain at […]

Student embraces Native American heritage

Randel Curran didn't know much about his Native American heritage before he moved back to Arizona with his grandmother in middle school. Since then, the […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Sammy Alfaro

Dr. Sammy Alfaro is a Professor of Theology, but he also is a church pastor and soccer player and has become an avid runner. He […]

GCU's Multicultural Office opens window to diversity

Multicultural Office Director Donald Glenn views diversity as a stained glass window made up of different sizes, colors and textures, each piece beautiful in its […]

GCU Magazine shows the beauty of diversity

GCU News Bureau It's our most visually appealing GCU Magazine cover ever thanks to Donald Glenn's genius with word pictures. When the Director of the […]

Honors clubs unite to create COVID care packages

When social distancing guidelines were set in place to combat the spread of the pandemic, students in the Honors Voices Club and the National Society […]

Celebrated speaker, educator joins GCU faculty

When GCU's College of Education makes a hire, it goes all in. In fact, its new adjunct professor -- the one who gave a shout-out […]

Canyon Challenge to feature GCU, high school entrepreneurs

The Canyon Challenge will be on livestream only this semester because of the pandemic, but that isn't the only noticeable change: For the first time, […]

Doctoral instructor shares key message in TEDx talk

After getting dismissed from her college music program, Dr. Cheryl Lentz let that feeling of failure persuade her into quitting music. Little did she know […]