GCU News

Student research on display at symposium

"There's real science going on ... there's real innovation," Provost Dr. Hank Radda said during Wednesday's Undergraduate Learning Community and Research Symposium. Student presenters spoke […]

Stuckey challenges Christians to know Bible, share it

Allie Stuckey, whose blog is called "The Conservative Millennial," drew a big crowd to Howerton Hall on Wednesday evening. While sharing her views about where […]

Slideshow: GCU's 'Messiah' presentation

Handel's "Messiah" preaches the word of God through music, said GCU Assistant Dean of Music Dr. Juan de Dios Hernandez, who conducted Tuesday night's annual […]

Recording Studio helps local students create video

The GCU Recording Studio usually is a busy place, and part of the reason is the relationship that has been built with the high school […]

GCU adjunct provides insight for superintendents in new book

Dr. Howard Carlson, an adjunct GCU professor in the College of Education and the reigning Arizona Superintendents Association Superintendent of the Year, shares experience and […]

Fitness Facts: Healthy eating during the holidays

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert has lots of tips for how to practice healthy eating habits at holiday parties. You'll be surprised to […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Staying in the present

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade has a message for today. Not yesterday. Not tomorrow. Today. Ralph Waldo Emerson had some wise […]

Don't give God a busy signal, Merrell tells Chapel

Ron Merrell has been a regular speaker in recent years and always brings a thoughtful message mixed with an appropriate amount of humor. Monday, he […]

GCU goes big -- Hallelujah! -- for 'Messiah'

The Canyon Choral Society doesn't just perform Handel's "Messiah" every year, it does so on a grand scale. Tuesday's concert at GCU Arena will feature […]