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Students bid sad adieu to show that couldn't go on

It wasn't the ending they had wanted, but the Ethington Theatre department wasn't going to let COVID-19 rob them of the opportunity to experience the […]

Chapel message gives employees virtual boost

GCE Pastor Jim Miller was faced with a dilemma: The vast majority of employees are working from home during the coronavirus outbreak, which meant there […]

GCU tie-in is buy-in for nontraditional students

There's a simple reason why GCU's online student population has grown to more than 80,000: It also has 182 full-time instructors that make those students […]

GCU student rocks cool photos from music festival

In these trying times, it's important to remember how talented GCU students are. Check out the photos sophomore Rylie Mayo took at the recent Innings […]

Fitness Facts: Kitchen prep

This week's Fitness Facts is the third in a four-part series by GCU Dietitian Liz Cook to celebrate National Nutrition Month. Today, she shares ideas […]

#Askingforafriend: The perils of unexpected change

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Mike Wallace of the Office of Student Care has tips on handling abrupt changes in life, such […]

Faculty Focus: Pascale Lee

Pascale Lee, Lead Faculty, B.S. in Health Care Administration for the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, like to keep it real for Health […]

Students find a bit of joy amid sorrowful goodbyes

It was a day of sadness and celebration on GCU's campus Friday after classes were moved online and students were encouraged to go home. Seniors […]

Coronavirus update: GCU moving classes online

GCU News Bureau After carefully monitoring the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and the recent developments that are impacting the entire country, Grand Canyon […]