Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Forgive, for your own sake

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade tackles a topic that goes straight to the heart -- finding a path to forgiveness. "Forgiveness […]

Published October 17, 2018

'American Idol' finalist wows Chapel audience

Monday's Chapel was unusual. The Worship Team got the week off, but there still was plenty of great music -- oh my, was there ever. […]

Published October 16, 2018

Freshmen build community in engineering workshops

You have one minute: Rant on the topic of “Pockets.” Go! It was just one of the activities freshman engineering students tackled in Excellence in […]

Published October 15, 2018

A downpour of love on Family Weekend

Story and photos by Theresa Smith GCU News Bureau The campus chemistry was gradually altered on Friday afternoon, from thousands of young people intent on […]

Published October 15, 2018

Slideshow: Lope families take over campus

Photos by Gillian Rea GCU News Bureau The Thunder Bolt shopping spree winner, Dave Argo, and his startled wife, Susan, were among the happiest members […]

Published October 15, 2018

Loss, life, rhythm: Dance concert has it all

The Dance Fall Student Spotlight, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in Thunderground, will feature "works inspired by loss, friendship, change and the celebration of […]

Published October 15, 2018

Shirer is right on point at packed GCU appearance

Priscilla Shirer drew a huge crowd to her appearance Saturday at GCU Arena, and it's no wonder: Her down-to-earth talk shows why so many women […]

Published October 15, 2018

The cost-free impact of allocating tax dollars

Let's put this myth to bed: Donate to Elevate in no way is a cost to employees. It's a way to take control -- to […]

Published October 15, 2018

ROTC program has record membership, new leader

GCU's ROTC program has more students than ever and a new leader who is focused on getting the cadets more involved in University events. “ROTC […]

Published October 12, 2018