GCU News

#Askingforafriend: In the waiting …

In this weerk's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Kristin Wyse shares some interesting thoughts about waiting. "It can become life-draining or life-building," she writes. "We […]

Creative sparks fly in hands-on Lopes Live Labs

If you've walked around campus recently, you might have noticed the Lopes Live Lab signs on many buildings. And maybe you wondered: What is a […]

Bratton puts a lot of faith in his songwriting

Austin Bratton stands out among the Canyon Worship 2021 student artists for an interesting reason: He switched his major from Worship Arts to Christian Studies. […]

GCU Magazine magnifies unique learning experiences

Lopes Live Labs are yet another example of how GCU sets itself apart, and the August issue of GCU Magazine explores the various ways students […]

GCU hits enter on new Technology Division deans

Dr. Pam Rowland studied economics. Dr. Brandy Harris' bachelor's degree is in music and theatre. But they followed opportunity after opportunity that led them to […]

Student leaders set the tone for GCU's campus vibe

Many student leaders have arrived at GCU this week for training, and that's no small thing. They have important jobs. Administrators from Student Affairs say […]

College of Education leaders earn 4 doctorates

Four members of the College of Education faculty recently earned doctoral degrees. Dr. Emily Pottinger, Dr. Alicia Kozimor, Dr. Tracy Angela Vasquez and Dr. Stacy […]

GCU's CityServe HUB gearing up for fall launch

It has been just three months since GCU and CityServe announced a major initiative -- to deliver household, in-kind items from donors such as Costco, […]

Fitness Facts: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, Connie Colbert tells you what you need to know about gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). If you're […]