GCU News

#Askingforafriend: What is mindfulness and how do I practice it?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Lauren Dixon focuses on mindfulness and how to achieve it. The first step is to understand what […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Cristie McClendon

Dr. Cristie McClendon, Senior Doctoral Adjunct Manager/Assistant Professor in the College of Doctoral Studies, has had a hand in a long list of articles about […]

COVID-19 focused ideas for Arizona Gives Day

By Debbie Accomazzo University Relations Manager Today is Arizona Gives Day, and GCU Today's "Partners in Purpose" has curated a few COVID-19 friendly ideas for participating […]

GCU publishes new volume on scholarly teaching

The Center for Innovation in Research and Teaching (CIRT) announced that Volume 8 of GCU’s refereed academic publication on scholarly teaching, "Canyon Journal of Interdisciplinary […]

There's still plenty of life in campus spirituality

There WAS a Chapel service Monday morning -- one in line with the "new normal" of the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead of the usual service in […]

GCU expert offers ways to combat pandemic trauma

A GCU behavioral health expert says that what many people are facing today is "vicarious trauma" from the COVID-19 outbreak. They might not have direct […]

Anatomy duo muscles into distance learning

When Michael Bodeen, GCU's lead instructor of dissection and the faculty member who helms the anatomy lab, first started hearing about COVID-19 in China, he […]

Slideshow: Beauty amid stillness of campus

Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau The COVID-19 pandemic has created eerie scenes across the world: Normally jam-packed landmarks are empty as people stay […]

Cardio vs. weights: Which is better? 

Kayla Hartson, Student Fitness Coordinator for the Campus Recreation Department, answers a question asked by just about every workout enthusiast: Which is better, cardio or […]