GCU News

Commencement begins with emotional morning

Spring commencement began Thursday morning with an emotional ceremony that honored Karli Richardson, one of the GCU students killed in an auto accident nearly two […]

Graduate in English already has two published books

Among the College of Humanities and Social Sciences students who are graduating Thursday is Ashlienne Newsome, an English major who has penned and published two […]

Digital Design grads draw up attractive futures

Many of the Digital Design students graduating this week from the College of Fine Arts and Production already have jobs, including Olivia Garrett and Tanner […]

Learning Lounge topped off grad's GCU experience

Heidi Rausch was like a lot of students taking a difficult class -- she needed help with physics. Bryce Beatty, a learning advocate (LEAD) in […]

How GCU keeps students pointed in right direction

The Learning Lounge is an important way for students to get academic help, but it’s one of many. In this comprehensive report, the May issue […]

Run to Fight Children’s Cancer hits $500,000 milestone

The seventh annual Run to Fight Children's Cancer has hit a major milestone with a record $500,000 in funds.

Down-to-earth guide to worship is a natural fit

When he was writing his dissertation earlier this decade, Dr. John Frederick thought about how he might adapt it into a book for public consumption. […]

For some families, commencement is doubly good

The commencement ceremonies this week are big days for families. And when there are two graduates in the family -- especially when they've motivated each […]

GCU students excel at international business conference

Colangelo College of Business students produced another strong showing in the International Career Development Conference, which ended Sunday in Anaheim, Calif. Eight made the Top […]