GCU News

Parsons scholarship, like recipients, will have impact

Students Inspiring Students received a tremendous boost this year when The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation pledged $500,000 to the full-tuition scholarship program over the […]

GCU-CityServe partnership delivers to those in need

Students volunteers had the chance to roll up their sleeves Wednesday for the USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program distribution event at the 27th […]

Lecture reveals rising pandemic substance abuse

Denise Krupp was shocked by what was happening during the pandemic. People were drinking more and dying more of drug overdoses. Isolation is one of […]

They talked turkey -- and how to help the food bank

Employees and GCU partners talked more than turkey at the Turkey Town Hall Invitational on Giving Tuesday. They also talked about how the relationship developed […]

Try this lower body workout

Kayla Hartson, Student Fitness Program Coordinator, shares a workout that will do wonders for your lower body. This one is an AMRAP -- "As Many […]

Fitness Facts: Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis

In this week's Fitness Facts on physical health, Connie Colbert provides the details about Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, also known as inflammatory bowel disease […]

Creating a culture of college-goers ... virtually

The road to college for many students begins with Thunder Vision, a GCU student-led program designed to create a culture of college-goers. Attendees visit the […]

Faculty Focus: Michele Pasley

Michele Pasley relishes her role as a member of the Online Full Time Faculty in the College of Theology. Teaching Christian worldview to adult students […]

#Askingforafriend: Why is communication so complicated?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Kristin Wyse looks at why communication can be so complicated. She says the key is connecting with […]