GCU News

New student leaders want to show the love

GCU's newly elected student government leaders say they want to lead with love. That means helping students who don't have a lot of money get […]

GCU students Serve the City by building a garden

One teacher said, "If you build it, they will come," stealing a line from "Field of Dreams." On Saturday at Serve the City, 200 GCU […]

Faculty Focus: Kimbel Westerson

Teaching good writing goes way beyond English for College of Humanities and Social Sciences instructor Kimbel Westerson. As she puts it, "I strive to find […]

Alumni film panel helps students build connections

Film students were given the opportunity to hear words of wisdom and encouragement at this semester's Digital Film Production Alumni Panel. Alumni Maya James, Sam […]

GCU grads fill a primary school's teacher shortage

GCU has a tight relationship with nearby Westwood Elementary School with teacher training and after-school programs at the school. But before this Saturday's Serve the […]

SAS Building creates new arc for student services

When students returned for the spring semester, no doubt they noticed the latest addition to campus -- the five-story Student Advising Services Building on a […]

Faculty Focus: Katy Sell

Assistant Professor Katy Sell of the College of Education has found Arizona to be magnetic -- her family moved out of the state three times […]

Fitness Facts: What you should know about the coronavirus

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert has very timely information about the coronavirus. The good news is that the threat locally is minimal to […]

GCU helps crack the code of Christian education

How does GCU make a private Christian education accessible and affordable for it's students? That is the question that was answered at this year's Cracking […]