GCU News

Pipers pipe GCU holiday spirit into Andre House

More than nine pipers were piping at Andre House of Arizona in downtown Phoenix on Sunday. Fifteen members of GCU's Clarinet Studio performed at Andre […]

Math lesson a plus for microbiology students

When GCU biology professor Dr. Galyna Kufryk saw that some of her microbiology students were struggling with the math in her course, she turned to […]

Worship Arts students filling needs in local churches

The growth of the Center for Worship Arts program at GCU is being felt in churches in Arizona and beyond. Aaron Bolton and Mallory Denson […]

Students mix fun, giving at Hanging of the Greens

More than 3,000 students turned out for the winter formal, Hanging of the Greens, featuring dining, dancing, crafting snow globes, savoring GCBC hot chocolate in […]

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 […]