GCU News

Rickey retires but leaves a legacy at GCU

Dr. Debbie Rickey was known to have an open door in GCU's College of Education, ready to listen to new ideas for growth and to […]

GCU's Farris talks AI on AZ TechTalk panel Tuesday

Phoenix has become a hub for technology, IT and software companies in the last decade, so much so that publications have pondered whether it is […]

New Theology website proves uncommonly valuable

Dr. Jason Hiles, Dean of the College of Theology, wanted to build a website that would benefit students but also churches, Christian schools and the […]

Mom wouldn't rest until daughter attained her dream

Beverly Galbreath gave up a chance at higher education because she was raising her family, but she was determined that her only daughter wouldn't suffer […]

STEM designation added to 2 business programs

The M.S. degrees in Business Analytics and Information Technology Management in the Colangelo College of Business have an important new designation: STEM. The change was […]

Fitness Facts: Meal prepping

In this week's Fitness Facts, dietitian Liz Cook has some great ideas for meal prepping. If you're returning to campus soon, this would be a […]

#Askingforafriend: Finding balance during pandemic

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Christine Pemberton writes about a topic that has become extremely difficult for a lot of people in […]

Honors College expands Student Advisory Board

The Honors College's Student Advisory Board, which works as a bridge between faculty and students to put together Honors activities, has even more members this […]

Social work educators master lessons in diversity

The Master of Social Work program launched in February, right before the pandemic went wild across the country and racial unrest followed. It was a […]