Fitness Facts: Hashimoto's thyroiditis

According to the American Thyroid Association, about 20 million people in the United States have some form of thyroid disease, with an estimated 60% unaware […]

Published June 15, 2021

The music of Canyon Worship is all grown up

The Christian music community has taken notice of the Canyon Worship albums in a big way, and the 2021 version figures to draw even more […]

Published June 15, 2021

GCU's finger on the pulse of firefighters' heart health

Wildland firefighters often traverse rigorous terrain, hike long distances, breathe in smoke, and don't eat or sleep well, among other stresses. They also are at […]

Published June 14, 2021

Entrepreneurship keeps crossing college lines

Tim Kelley of the Colangelo College of Business has worked hard to infuse entrepreneurship into every college at GCU, not just CCOB, and his latest […]

Published June 11, 2021

How employees challenge one another to stay well

GCU/GCE employees who participate in the University's wellness challenges have some inspiring stories to tell. Kaeman Mitchell was hospitalized but still got in 12,000 steps […]

Published June 10, 2021

GCU changed doctoral learner's life for the better

Erick Hester's time at GCU has turned his dreams into reality. After graduating with his master's from GCU in 2018, it wasn't long before the […]

Published June 10, 2021

Critchfield named Dean of College of Education

Dr. Meredith Critchfield is the new College of Education dean, succeeding Dr. Kimberly LaPrade, who is retiring in August. Critchfield said she will focus on […]

Published June 9, 2021

#Askingforafriend: Times of reflection

Kristin Wyse has some interesting thoughts about how the pandemic got her to reflect on what she really values in her life. It also caused […]

Published June 9, 2021

Learner's goal for doctorate: serving fellow vets

After 28 years of serving the country as a member of the United States Air Force, Stefney Dunson plans to use the research for his […]

Published June 9, 2021