GCU News

Money Week goes online to offer financial advice

Money Week, GCU's annual financial literacy event for students, faculty and staff, will be entirely online next week because of the pandemic. Each 20-minute session […]

Disability Awareness Week to promote inclusiveness

For GCU student Maddie Bucky, befriending a boy with special needs changed her outlook. Her problems didn't seem so large, but that wasn't all. The […]

Fitness Facts: Eating for energy

In this week's Fitness Facts, Liz Cook has some useful tips about what you should eat and drink to avoid "that 2:30 feeling." Get your […]

Open letter to GCU community regarding death of Jarod Lovekamp

The GCU community was shaken last week by the death of senior Jarod Lovekamp. After hearing from numerous students about the positive impact Jarod had […]

Students Inspiring Students program receives $500,000 from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation

GCU's Student Inspiring Students (SIS) Scholarship Program has received a $500,000, five-year grant from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation. The grant, largest in the […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Twyla Williams-Damond

Dr. Twyla Williams-Damond has many roles in the College of Doctoral Studies, including dissertation chair and faculty lead for the Institutional Review Board. But she […]

#Askingforafriend: Myths about grief

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Kiesha Collins dispels several common myths about grief. There are many ways to mourn the passing of […]

Kruckenberg to Chapel: What are you worried about?

No matter what's happening in the world, not even after the events of the last seven months, we should trust in God and not worry […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Rachel Velarde

Dr. Rachel Velarde, Professor in the College of Fine Arts and Production, believes that anyone can sing. "The act of singing is a fundamental right," […]