GCU News

Doctoral learners make grand return to campus

It's been almost a full year since the pandemic forced the College of Doctoral Studies to halt on-campus residencies. Now, after months of holding residencies […]

Student helps school through Texas storms, virus

Amanda Sullivan, a graduate-level School Counseling student, faced a year of COVID challenges and a Texas weather disaster in February during her practicum with characteristic […]

GCU has variety of services for students with autism

Students on the autism spectrum don't have to go it alone, both on and off campus. Student Disability Services offers a wide array of special […]

GCU site set to surpass 50,000 COVID vaccinations

GCU's Point of Dispensing (POD) site for the Maricopa County Department of Public Health's distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is set to reach a milestone […]

How GCU helped the WAC increase its pack

The expansion of the Western Athletic Conference is a remarkable story of persistence and execution. Abilene Christian, Lamar, Sam Houston State, Southern Utah and Stephen […]

Campus Recreation: This workout will be a total HIIT

Kayla Hartson, Student Fitness Coordinator, shares another workout you can do at home in a short amount of time. It's high intensity interval training (HIIT), […]

Fitness Facts: March is National Kidney Month

In this week's Fitness Facts on physical health, Connie Colbert has the pertinent facts, figures and advice about kidney disease, which afflicts 26 million adults […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Debbie Fulthorp

Dr. Debbie Fulthorp, an Online Full-Time Faculty member of the College of Theology, has many interesting stories to tell. There's her involvement in a project […]

'The Misanthrope' modernizes Molière’s classic

It's a tale of truth, hypocrisy and humor. It's Molière’s "The Misanthrope." As Ethington Theatre wraps up another memorable season, audiences are afforded one last […]