GCU News

Speak Up, Stand Up brings awareness for fourth year

Students continue to face suicide and bullying every day around the country. Through the Speak Up, Stand Up, Save a Life Conference on Tuesday at […]

Faculty Focus: Marcie Burger

Marcie Burger's love of technology has made her a natural fit for the Online Full Time Faculty in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. […]

Fitness Facts: Are you getting too much exercise?

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert warns of the dangers of exercising too much. What should be a good thing can become a very […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: The importance of relationships

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade cites a Harvard study that demonstrates the importance of relationships. More than ever, it's clear that […]

Graduate shows that GCU grace works in tough D.C.

GCU graduate Kara Morrow surprised a visitor from home at the Washington, D.C. office where she works for Arizona Senator Martha McSally. It was none […]

Faculty Focus: Alison King

Alison King, Assistant Professor in the College of Fine Arts and Production, says she's an introvert, but she has a lot to say about a […]

Dr. King's words of justice echo across campus

Donald Glenn wanted the GCU community to hear the words Martin Luther King Jr. penned to church leaders while sitting in jail in 1963. So […]

GCU graduate took unusual route to CEO role

How does a guy go from working retail to a CEO of one of Arizona's largest behavioral health organizations. GCU graduate Steven Sheets, President and […]

Students become eyes, ears for vulnerable adults

College of Humanities and Social Sciences students volunteer to check in on vulnerable adults that the court has deemed incapacitated and make sure their guardians […]