GCU News

GCU puts a Face(book) to scholarship winners

Despite the pandemic, Megan Serafini couldn't let the graduates leave or the new scholarship winners be ushered in without the traditional year-end Student Inspiring Students […]

Business college mourns loss of revered colleague

Dr. Barry Asmus, Distinguished Professor of Economics in the Colangelo College of Business, passed away recently, but he won't soon be forgotten by his colleagues. […]

How exercise benefits mental health

Kayla Hartson, Student Fitness Program Coordinator, writes about the ways exercise benefits mental health. The best part of all: It disconnects you from the world […]

Fitness Facts: The heat is upon us!

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert lays out all the ways you can beat the heat with temperatures already reaching triple digits. It's important […]

#Askingforafriend: Changing your pandemic perspective

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Nicholas Rudgear suggests forming a new perspective to focus on the big picture rather all COVID-19 all […]

It's all hands on deck to inspect residence halls

The pandemic has meant all manner of adjustments on the fly, not the least of which is inspecting hundreds of campus residents' rooms with resident […]

Symposium/Showcase clicks in quick shift online

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology Research Symposium and Honors Showcase made a quick transition to online when the COVID-19 precautions were put in […]

Business students see how industry pros adapt

The shift of ground classes to an online environment worked out well for the Colangelo College of Business in an unexpected way: Guest speakers had […]

Creativity key to remote learning for Humanities team

Dr. Jen Santos needed ideas to help her ground English students transition to remote learning during the pandemic. So she asked them. They came up […]