GCU News

Holocaust survivor's riveting tale inspires students

You could hear a pin drop Tuesday afternoon in the GCU classroom where students heard the riveting tale of Oskar Knoblauch's survival in the Poland […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Helen Hammond

Dr. Helen Hammond, an Online Full Time Faculty member for the Colangelo College of Business, earned her master's and doctoral degrees from GCU and has […]

Faculty Recital brings Haas, Fearey to forefront

The musical talents of GCU clarinet professor Tim Haas and Music Director Mark Fearey will come together to introduce works by Robert Schumann, Camille Saint-Saëns […]

Fitness Facts: Diarrhea and vomiting

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert provides advice about a nasty but serious subject -- diarrhea and vomiting. Here's what to eat when it […]

2020 Employee Art Show

GCU News Bureau This was the second year employees participated in an art show in Building 71 on 27th Avenue. Employees  from the Marketing, Curriculum […]

Griffin's catchy Chapel talk goes big on 'Smalls'

Dr. Tim Griffin is a big baseball fan, and with spring training about to start he couldn't resist ending his Chapel talk Monday with a […]

New student leaders want to show the love

GCU's newly elected student government leaders say they want to lead with love. That means helping students who don't have a lot of money get […]

GCU students Serve the City by building a garden

One teacher said, "If you build it, they will come," stealing a line from "Field of Dreams." On Saturday at Serve the City, 200 GCU […]

Faculty Focus: Kimbel Westerson

Teaching good writing goes way beyond English for College of Humanities and Social Sciences instructor Kimbel Westerson. As she puts it, "I strive to find […]