GCU News

Faculty Focus: Ed Koeneman

Ed Koeneman practices what he teaches in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology. He and his father started a medical device company for stroke […]

Summer fitness class schedule

Programs a home run with pre-med, pre-law students

It was a productive semester for students looking to attend graduate school as the Honors College wrapped up its Pre-Law and Pre-Health Professional, Academic and […]

Honors College surpasses 1,000 graduates

When the Honors Institute debuted with 59 students in 2013, no one could have known how far it would come just eight years later. As […]

Rescue Mission alums receive GCU scholarships

There was no shortage of inspirational redemption stories at Wednesday's Phoenix Rescue Mission Signing Event as three of four scholarship recipients signed their letter of […]

Sports camps return in June -- here's updated list

GCU's summer sports camps are again ready to roll after a year off because of COVID-19. Registration is open to secure spots with no initial […]

GCU reaches $3.2 million Allocate pledge goal

Setting a $3.2 million pledge goal was lofty in a year of uncertainty, said Dr. Tacy Ashby, Senior Vice President of K12 Educational Development. Yet […]

Fitness Facts: April is Alcohol Awareness Month

In this week's Fitness Facts on physical health, Connie Colbert has a comprehensive list of the warning signs for alcohol addiction and what you should […]

Faculty Focus: Sonya Berges

Sonya Berges, Assistant Professor in the College of Education, loves distance education. She especially loves it when she can reach out to adult learners who […]