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AI credentials could be the right algorithm for GCU students

Any student who has reservations about AI should have second thoughts. That's the opinion of Greg Lucas, Faculty Chair of the Colangelo College of Business. […]

Classmates' kick sparks entrepreneurship major's coffee venture

Entrepreneur major Caleb Graffam was reluctant to sell coffee drinks as at Marketplace as part of a class assignment. But encouragement from classmates convinced Graffam, […]

GCU Dance alums shine on national football stage

It was a huge February for GCU Dance alumni. One cheered in the Super Bowl for the Kansas City Chiefs, and the other was picked […]

Pastor encourages students to follow God's tune

Want to clear your mind of a thought or song that bothers you and dominates your mind? Listen to God to find a healthier script, […]

Chapel with Ashley Wooldridge

Pastor Ashley Wooldridge of Christ's Church of the Valley was the guest speaker at Chapel on Monday, February 26, 2024, at Global Credit Union Arena. […]

GCU, MESA have designs on helping K12 students engineer STEM careers

There was a whole lot of science, technology, engineering and math going on at MESA Regional Design Day, hosted on the GCU campus. More than […]

Students chip away at job possibilities on Semiconductor Day

Phoenix has emerged as a major player in the semiconductor industry. It is home to about 75 semiconductor companies. If students didn't know much about […]

FitFest shows off surging GCU Fitness

GCU Fitness has grown over the last few years with up to 500 students a week taking part in group fitness classes -- also open […]

Cyber program earns prestigious National Security Agency designation

A second program in GCU's College of Engineering and Technology received a stamp of approval from the National Security Agency recently. The NSA named the […]