GCU News

#Askingforafriend: What is self-compassion? (Part 3)

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Caitlin Rudgear has the final installment of her three-part series on self-compassion. Now that we know what […]

Fine Arts goes all out to improvise for students

The College of Fine Arts and Production is meeting the effects of the pandemic head-on. Its innovations include outdoor performances, master classes with industry professionals, […]

New Business Development Center earns BBB grant

The New Business Development Center recently was awarded a $3,500 grant by the Better Business Bureau Serving the Pacific Southwest. NBDC Director Eduardo Borquez said […]

Learning Lounge launches virtual academic support

GCU's Learning Lounge is back, but this time the tutoring for area students grades 2-12 will be virtual. The pandemic closed down in-person operations in […]

GCU pledges its allegiance with teachers

Teaching can be tough. Fighting for enough funding or pay. Taking all of society's ills into your classroom, which this year means COVID-19. But GCU […]

Glenn promoted to key unifying role on campus

Donald Glenn has accomplished a lot in his first year at GCU, and now he hopes to do even more in his expanded role as […]

Former student body leader named alumni director

Noah Wolfe loved his time as a student so much, he stayed on as an employee when he graduated last year. Now the former President […]

How education helped bring him out of darkness

Kevin McCausland wrote a text to his friend and swallowed six pills. He thought his life was over after years battling drug and alcohol additions. […]

Her job shows how SIS scholarship program works

Those first Students Inspiring Students scholarship recipients came to GCU with hope for a better future. The University helped them grow and have watched many […]