GCU News

#Askingforafriend: Who will hear your SOS?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Kristin Wyse underscores the importance of putting deposits into your emotional bank account. When your life's waters […]

Fire prevention and evacuation procedures in residence halls

GCU residence halls frequently have fire alarms because of cooking and/or burnt food. As the 2020-21 school year begins, now is the time to review […]

Even in pandemic, GCU enrollment keeps growing

GCU began the 2020-21 school year with another increase in the number of traditional students connected to its Phoenix campus. It expects its largest incoming […]

In 1st Chapel, Griffin urges unified commitment

Just as most ground classes are online for the first three weeks of the semester, so is Chapel. But Dr. Tim Griffin, Vice President of […]

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 […]