Building momentum: GCU's top stories of 2018-19

GCU's first academic year in its return to nonprofit status was filled with so many important stories, picking just 10 was a challenging exercise for […]

Published May 31, 2019

Theatre instructor's book seeks to unite actors

It has been about three years since Michael Kary self-published what he once thought to be journals, and now his book, "Acting in Faith: A […]

Published May 30, 2019

Fitness Facts: How to prevent E. coli

In this week's Fitness Facts, guest writer Lily Limon has helpful tips about making sure meat is cooked thoroughly. Outbreaks of the E. coli bacteria […]

Published May 29, 2019

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Why vacations are important

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade shares her views about why vacations are so important to our mental and physical health -- […]

Published May 29, 2019

Going up! The inside stories of a building project

The entertainment just keeps building for employees in the Student Life and College of Humanities and Social Sciences buildings -- they get to watch the […]

Published May 28, 2019

Professors unleash inner fan boy, girl at Fan Fusion

GCU's professors stepped away from the whiteboards and threw themselves into the world of Harry Potter, "Game of Thrones," "Pokemon," "Star Wars and the like […]

Published May 24, 2019

GCU basketball camps ready to jump into action

There are three chances for kids ages 6-14 to attend a GCU Men’s Basketball Camp in June. GCU employees receive a $25 discount for the […]

Published May 24, 2019

Ethics workshop provides continuing education help

Most counselors and therapists want to be able to "do good" by their clients, but what does "doing good" really mean? That was the main […]

Published May 24, 2019

Dance instructor brings tap-infused mystery to stage

Suzy Guarino-Hall, a tap instructor for the dance program, is producing "Murder at the TAP’Ocho," which will incorporate tap dancing with singing and a storyline […]

Published May 23, 2019