GCU News

College's camp for girls is building a bridge to engineering

Ice pops? They're a common summertime treat. But the fourth through eighth grade girls gathered on the fourth floor of the Engineering Building on Wednesday […]

Day camp with men's basketball

Men's basketball is hosting its first day camp of the summer at Canyon Activity Center. It will run through Thursday and is among of slew […]

Interns cracking the code on making robotics course accessible to online students

Interns in the College of Engineering and Technology's Artificial Intelligence/Virtual Reality Lab are working on some mind-blowing projects this summer. One of them involves creating […]

We jumped on the social media trend to celebrate 2016

Social media went nostalgic this year, with influencers and the not-so-influential posting their favorite memories from 2016. GCU Magazine thought it would do the same, […]

Professor's message in her book to online learners: 'You're Not Alone'

After hearing the challenge of online students balancing their academics with with life duties, Dr. Remilyn Mueller decided it was time to address this. Mueller, […]

GCU grad finds her rhythm at prestigious New York dance school

After Julianne Pankau suffered a foot injury in high school, she thought she would never dance again. But when she started as a dance student […]

Nerves can't rattle Center for Worship Arts director at Rededicate 250

Moises Felipe was admittedly nervous performing in front of thousands of worshipers, speakers, performers and online viewers. But GCU's Worship Arts director maintained his focus […]

Student Affairs' Summer Olympics

Nine Student Affairs departments participated in the pickleball portion of the Summer Olympics at the Canyon Activity Center on Wednesday, May 27. The games span […]

GCU medical mission team steps up for Hike for Humanity

They ascended 2,000 feet over 5 miles, from Grano de Oro, at the base of Costa Rica’s Talamanca Mountains, to reach the cloud forest of […]