Garuna Foundation liaison extends spiritual reach

GCU's new initiative with The Garuna Foundation, a missionary-like organization that spreads God's Word in Southeast Asia, gave the College of Theology an opportunity to […]

Published June 25, 2021

GCU graduates become neighborhood teachers

It's as if recent GCU graduate Weylin Pada was back at college. He watched Claire Lee's class lesson and immediately could recall the professor who […]

Published June 24, 2021

GCU helps school engineer a brighter STEM future

Jazmine Cordon and her high school team engineered a plant-watering robot to help educate middle schoolers who have seen their share of food insecurity. Fiona […]

Published June 23, 2021

Fitness Facts: Screen time and physical health

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, Connie Colbert warns of the dangers of too much screen time. By cutting down, you can […]

Published June 22, 2021

#Askingforafriend: Forgiveness and grief, Part 2

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Kristin Farley has Part 2 of her columns on forgiveness. Today, she lists the steps you can […]

Published June 22, 2021

From Chapel to Canyon Worship, her ministry heals

When Nicole Raum made the Canyon Worship album in her final try before she graduated, it was the perfect way to end her time as […]

Published June 21, 2021

Fine Arts student likes sound of theatre festival job

What started as a leap of faith for junior theatre major Daniella Brown would turn into a job as an A2, or production audio technician, […]

Published June 21, 2021

Alum used writing to help students during pandemic

Glenda Moton had her own fears as a teacher last year but wondered why no one was focusing on the kids' anxiety during the pandemic. […]

Published June 18, 2021

Collegiate Scholars chapter one of best in nation

In an academic year faced with a multitude of obstacles, including a global pandemic, GCU's National Society of Collegiate Scholars made a name for themselves […]

Published June 17, 2021