GCU News

GCU's builder has blueprint for success: teamwork

Just one builder constructing almost an entire university? It's unheard of. But it's something Pono Construction, under the leadership of owner Butch Glispie, has done, […]

Architecture of GCU: The past meets the future

GCU doesn't quite look like other universities. Instead of Georgian colonial- or Greek revival-inspired structures, the University's buildings are more futuristic, with their rectangular shapes […]

Innovation Center has vibrant director, direction

The new GCU Innovation Center now has a director (Robert Vera), a home (Building 66 at 27th Avenue), a slogan ("Create your purpose") and a […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: People-pleasing

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade explores a bad habit that emerges from good intentions -- people-pleasing. She lists the warning signs […]

Fitness Facts: Back pain, Part 1

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert has the first of two parts on a malady that afflicts so many people -- back pain. Today, […]

Health clinic additions include new dietitian

Liz Cook says that most students come to campus after years of their parents worrying for them about what they are -- or aren't -- […]

Chapel schedule this fall features familiar faces

The Chapel schedule for the fall semester features a lot of speakers who have brought strong messages to campus before. From Beth Guckenberger to Ron […]

Retiring Dave Smith read grads' names -- and a lot of numbers

Dave Smith was known as the name reader at every GCU graduation the past seven years. He had seven seconds to read the name card, […]

Family bond is at the root of nurse's DAISY Award

John Catania was close to completing his engineering degree, even landing an internship. But the deeper he dug into the program, the more he knew […]