GCU News

Phoenix Mercury playoff game scheduled for GCU

The semifinal series between the Phoenix Mercury and Minnesota Lynx — who each have won the WNBA championship three times — starts Wednesday in Minnesota. […]

Chapel shows what a ladder of success looks like

Ron Merrell uses a comedic and delightfully quirky tone to get across his message, and Monday at Chapel he also used a ladder to tell […]

GCU is paving the pathway to computer science

GCU has taken a starring role in a new science, technology, engineering and math initiative geared to training K-12 teachers to better prepare Arizona students […]

Farley's book helps kids learn how to handle bullies

When her daughter was bullied several years ago, GCU counselor Kristan Farley was looking for a way to help. Some advice from Farley's sister inspired […]

State's winningest coaches both have Lope legacy

Gary Ernst has won more games than any high school basketball coach in Arizona history. J.C. Helton has won more games than any middle school […]

Antelope Intros: Eric Nordberg and Rhonda Riva

This week's edition of Antelope Intros features two University counselors and GCU alumni. One is a Disney fanatic with a Disney-themed home, and the other […]

Doctoral learner earns Outstanding Dissertation Award

Dr. Chris Anderson completed his dissertation in February, and it was so good, it received an award from the International Association for Invitational Education. Anderson […]

Career Services: Successfully working on teams

By Marette Hahn GCU Career Services Working in a team setting is almost inevitable in today’s corporate culture. Therefore, it is incredibly important to understand […]

ASGCU embraces students’ rights with constitution

Students and student government members gathered Tuesday night as the Associated Students of GCU made one final review before passing the University’s first-ever constitution. Senate […]