GCU News

Trio takes Forensic Science's unity to the next level

They analyzed blood spatter and DNA. They did toxicology screenings. And they studied together and helped each other pass their Forensic Science classes. Now David […]

Canyon Ventures startup develops COVID-19 test

One of the first startups to move into the Canyon Ventures Center was i-calQ, a smartphone-based solution for COVID-19 tests. Now the company appears to […]

The AMRAP workout

Kayla Hartson has another interesting workout you can do at home. This week, it's the AMRAP. Find out what that stands for ... and then […]

Fitness Facts: Intuitive Eating

In this week's Fitness Facts, Liz Cook provides an in-depth look at Intuitive Eating, which was created in 1995 and has become a healthy-eating guideline […]

#Askingforafriend: The pitfalls of worry and the victory of concern

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Mike Wallace explains the difference between worrying and being concerned. Worry gives you a false sense of […]

GCU's urban farms plant seeds to nourish neighbors

Nathan Cooper knew about growing corn and soybeans on vast Midwest farm fields that four generations of his family have tended. Farming in the desert […]

ARC puts pedal to the metal for 1st Drive Tour

More than 200 vehicles drove through the GCU campus on Saturday for the first GCU Drive Tour. "It’s just a fun change to allow people […]

Honors College community still connected ... online

The abrupt transition of ground classes to the online platform could have weakened the strong bond students have with the Honors College, but its administrators […]

New Christian Worldview class makes pieces fit

Christian Worldview 101 often inspires students, and now they have another class that could expand their faith. Beginning with the fall semester, Christian Life: The […]