GCU News

#Askingforafriend: Between a rock and a hard place, what’s the way out?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Lauren Dixon demonstrates how to shift from a binary, problem-solving mode of thinking to a more holistic […]

Canyon Professional Development helps educators look ahead

A team from Canyon Professional Development, part of GCU’s K12 Educational Development, hosted a webinar last week in which it advised 80 officials from Christian […]

Doctoral chair's talk inspires mother/son grad pair

When Spring Commencement was postponed because of COVID-19, the Graefe family still wanted to celebrate its two graduates: Jake, who had earned his bachelor's degree, […]

GCU duo's prized presentation prompts unity

Months before COVID-19 hit, Dr. Crystal McCabe and Sonya Berges of the College of Education gave a presentation whose driving point was "we are all […]

Even at home, counselors still are serving students

Student Services counselors might just be the busiest employees on campus, fielding dozens upon dozens of phone calls and emails, and meeting with students in […]

Student Services is welcoming space for students

More than a decade ago, GCU had one academic advisor and one financial advisor. Now it has more than Student Services counselors, and this year […]

GCU students fill growing behavioral health jobs

Miranda Diaz was worried about her future. She was living at home with her Texas parents because of the pandemic and ready to graduate from […]

Alumna shines light on equity in remote learning

Lynette Stant grew up on a Navajo Reservation. She remembers being at her mother's side to make tortillas, only later realizing that through those experiences […]

Fitness Facts: Quick stress-reduction strategies

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert provides seven ways to reduce stress. It can go far beyond simply taking a deep breath.