GCU News

GCU teaches business ethics with future in mind

The principles of Conscious Capitalism are ingrained in the Colangelo College of Business culture -- its dean, Dr. Randy Gibb, has made sure of that. […]

South African values structure of doctoral program

The desire to become the first doctor in her family motivated Hestia Elmes to travel from her home in South Africa to the summer heat […]

Doctoral program goes the extra mile for learners

Pursuing a doctoral degree is one of the most challenging endeavors in academics. But Dr. Michael Berger, Dean of the College of Doctoral Studies, and […]

Faculty Focus: Alicia Shields

Alicia Shields is passionate about leadership. She writes about it. She reads about it. She speaks about it. But the new online instructor in the […]

Fitness Facts: Cholesterol

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert has a lot of important details about cholesterol in advance of National Cholesterol Education Month. We hear about […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Taming the dog days of summer

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade examines the signs that tell us we have been worn down by the dog days of […]

Honors College keeps growing -- and transforming

The Honors College, which started as a student community of 59 in 2013, has grown to become GCU's ninth college and this fall welcomed more […]

Mueller at Chapel: 'We are here to be restorers'

GCU President Brian Mueller's Chapel message Monday morning centered on the University's mission, both on campus and in the community. "If you could a pick […]

Lope-A-Palooza was 'so good, so good'

Lope-a-Palooza was "hyped," in the words of one freshman. That's a good thing. The Friday night GCU Arena event was full of music and excitement, […]