GCU News

Chapel: Don't pass up lessons from life's offenses

Chapel added another dynamic speaker Monday when Dan Steffen of Pure Heart Church visited for the first time to talk about how to get past […]

ASGCU candidates state views as election looms

The near future will be a time of transition and hope, from a time dominated by a virus to one of helping each other, according […]

Faculty Focus: Michael Potter

Michael Potter, Assistant Professor in the Colangelo College of Business, focuses on all students when he teaches, not just the ones majoring in accounting. He […]

Helping the Rescue Mission is an easy sell for GCU

GCU has partnered with Phoenix Rescue Mission in many ways over the years, from helping the nonprofit's restaurant, Mission Possible Cafe, get off the ground, […]

Honors STEMists construct wheelchairs for clinic

College is all about learning experiences, and the Honors STEMists club took learning to the next level when its members built two wheelchairs and donated […]

Fine Arts instructor again shares her singing talents

Dr. Rachel Velarde made her return to singing last weekend at the Cal-Western Regional Conference of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. In her […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Patricia D’Urso

Dr. Patricia D'Urso of the College of Doctoral Studies is all about the data. “If you have collected valid and reliable data, it is hard […]

Fitness Facts: Did you get your checkup last year?

In this week's Fitness Facts column on physical health, Connie Colbert provides a timely reminder about something that might have gotten lost in the COVID […]

#Askingforafriend: Steamrollers and pressure cookers

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Mike Wallace explains the difference between steamrollers and pressure cookers. While one style needs to learn acceptance, […]