GCU News

GCU grad keeps the faith aboard virus-infected ship

GCU graduate Spencer Fehrenbacher is trapped inside the Diamond Princess, fearing a knock on the door but unable to leave his room because of a […]

Faculty Focus: Virginia Murray

Virginia Murray, Faculty Lead Special Education for the College of Education, is passionate about preparing special education teacher candidates to help their students transition beyond […]

Dance graduate to share art, faith in New Zealand

Since graduating from with her degree in dance last April, Hannah Croft has followed the path God has created for her -- even if it […]

Fitness Facts: Caffeine

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert tackles a stimulating topic -- caffeine. How much do various beverages contain? How does it affect the body? […]

Pierre tells Chapel how to get personal with Jesus

Vermon Pierre of Roosevelt Community Church put some new twists on a simple concept in his Chapel talk Monday. He shared some everyday ways we […]

Students make the circuit at MESA regionals

Hundreds of students from almost 50 middle and high schools toted along their robots, solar-powered model cars and disaster relief engineering designs to the University […]

Face your struggles, former Miss Israel tells students

Titi Aynaw is a former Miss Israel whose beauty is immediately evident. But GCU students learned that she is a lot more than meets the […]

Faculty Focus: Michael McKenney

Michael McKenney, Assistant Professor and Clinical Education Coordinator for the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, has traveled all over the world in his […]

Modernized 'Tempest' blows away a classic's norms

The famed works of playwright William Shakespeare make their way into Ethington Theatre every year, but the production of "The Tempest" features a few new […]