GCU News

Fitness Facts: Why antibiotics are tough to get

This is World Antibiotic Awareness Week, and in this week's Fitness Facts Connie Colbert explains why such a week was necessary. Because of antibiotic resistance, […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: An exercise in gratitude

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade looks forward to the holiday season -- but notes that not everyone does. We can combat […]

Faith and science purposefully coexist at GCU

Editor’s note: This story is reprinted from the November issue of GCU Magazine. To view the digital version, click here.  By Lana Sweeten-Shults GCU Magazine […]

Biology students' responses to end-of-course survey

GCU Magazine Biology professor Dr. Daisy Savarirajan asked students in an end-of-course survey about the impact of faith-science integration on their personal faith. Here are […]

Virtual reality project bytes into the Bible

GCU Computer Science students are adding a modern twist to the Bible by using virtual reality to bring some of its most famous stories to […]

Former ASGCU president, sister both battling cancer

Cancer has challenged the family of former ASGCU President Slate Herman in ways that defy belief. Not only did he lose his father and an […]

LIGO laser-focused on proving Einstein's theory

Albert Einstein introduced a whole new game in physics with his general theory of relativity, proposing new concepts of space and time. He imagined the […]

Wind Ensemble concert to summon the heroes

In the shadow of Veterans Day, GCU's Wind Ensemble will perform a hero-themed concert called "Summon the Heroes," featuring works that celebrate heroes of all […]

Colangelo makes the call: Teacher/alum gets wish

It was a serendipitous moment when Jerry Colangelo dialed Nathan Johnson's number, granting his wish for $5,000 in physical education equipment for his students at […]