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GCU's female STEM leaders paving the way

The National Science Foundation’s Science & Engineering Indicators (2018) relayed that women in 2015 received fewer bachelor’s degrees than men in the computer sciences (18%), […]

Fa-la-la-la-lots of ideas for GCU holiday gifts

From GCU-branded sherpas, socks and ties to a Stay-and-Play package for golf and a stay at GCU Hotel, you'll find something for every Lopes fan […]

Fitness Facts: Wise use of antibiotics

In this week's Fitness Facts, nurse practitioner Maggie Sabay of the Canyon Health and Wellness Clinic shares some of the things she learned about antibiotics […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Count your blessings, one by one

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade has some suggestions that tie in with Thanksgiving. Don't just say you're grateful, count your blessings […]

Feather in GCU baseball’s cap: Turkeys for food bank

GCU baseball players didn't hesitate delaying their trips home for the holidays so they could help St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance on Super Saturday. The […]

Thunderbots earn award at robotics tournament

GCU News Bureau The GCU Robotics team, the Thunderbots, competed earlier this month in the VEX U Fall Tournament, a preliminary/practice competition, at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical […]

Innovation Center offers a lot, including students

It didn't take long for the new Innovation Center to get noticed by entrepreneurs across the Valley -- it attracted 25 businesses in its first […]

Slideshow: 'Hanging of the Greens'

Photos by Elizabeth Tinajero GCU News Bureau GCU students got in the Christmas spirit Wednesday night at "Hanging of the Greens" in GCU Arena. The […]

Panelists bullish on future of financial services

One of the concluding events of Money Week featured a panel of longtime financial services professionals talking to students about the future of the industry, […]