GCU News

State treasurer stresses financial literacy at GCU talk

State Treasurer Kimberly Yee, the first Asian American elected to a statewide office in Arizona, stressed to students the importance of saving and being prepared […]

It's on us, say students who pledge to stop sexual assault

GCU students pledged to stop sexual assaults during It's On Us week-long awareness campaign. The national organization that leads the event on campuses across the […]

Slideshow: 'Chamber Music Masterworks' faculty recital

GCU News Bureau GCU instructor and clarinetist Tim Haas joined viola player Dr. Mary Harrah and pianist Sherry Lenich for a recital Wednesday night in […]

Fine Arts alumni get spooky at local production

Halloween is right around the corner, which means it's the perfect time to get in the spirit with "The Addams Family" at the Christian Youth […]

Future educators go global at first-time job fair

The Association of Christian Schools International's first international job fair at GCU brought representatives from 28 countries to campus Tuesday. “We have a variety of […]

Fitness Facts: Halloween health and safety tips

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert has lots of tips about Halloween health and safety, for both trick-or-treaters and for people hosting parties.

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Bullying

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade has some strong advice for a plague that must stamped out of our culture -- bullying. […]

Faculty Focus: Chuck Banaszewski

Assistant Professor Chuck Banaszewski primarily teaches the first class that doctoral learners take when they come into the program, and they can rest assured that […]

GCU's new Multicultural Manager walks the talk

One of the keys to creating unity in a diverse environment is communication, and that is Donald Glenn's specialty. GCU's new Multicultural Manager quickly has […]