GCU News

Changes won't take welcome out of Welcome Week

Many incoming students transitioned from high school without a prom or graduation and spent the summer in their parents' basement because of the pandemic. But […]

New crosses rise up in busy campus location

Three crosses rose on the GCU campus recently just before students return after a summer of national challenges. The crosses symbolize hope in difficult times […]

Honors College scholarship even more prestigious

It's the same scholarship that has been changing the lives of incoming Honors College students for years, but now it has a new name: the […]

Students commemorate Constitution/Citizenship Day

Thursday's celebration of Constitution Day and Citizenship Day has special meaning for the GCU Civics Club, which will initiate projects in the coming weeks at local […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Shaunna Waltemeyer

Dr. Shaunna Waltemeyer fervently believes in being a lifelong learner, and she brings that spirit of the educational adventure to her Colangelo College of Business […]

Safer dining outdoors featured on campus menu

There's a whole new look to the campus as students return. Dozens of shaded outdoor seating areas have been added to adjust for safer eating. […]

Fitness Facts: Strep infection and what you need to know

In this week's Fitness Facts, Maggie Sabay has all the details on strep throat -- the symptoms, how you contract it and what you can […]

#Askingforafriend: Thinking traps

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Nate Bowman explains how to avoid "thinking traps." If you've ever talked yourself into flubbing an important […]

God's plan for you is for Him, Garcia tells Chapel

Following God's plan for you usually isn't easy, but it's for your good and His glory, Noe Garcia declared in the Chapel video released Monday. […]