GCU News

History program overhaul to prepare students for jobs

GCU’s new College of Humanities and Social Sciences will offer three bachelor's degrees in history, including an emphasis on public history, to prepare students for […]

Learning Lounge staying busy in summer

About 60 students from four metro Phoenix high schools are attending free summer school classes on GCU's campus in June and July. Many are making […]

Data-driven athletic training comes to GCU

With the Fusionetics Human Performance System, Antelope athletes will be evaluated as never before, with the hoped-for result of fewer injuries, optimized performance and enhanced […]

Public education at crossroad, GCU paper warns

Without better training, pay and promotion for K-12 teachers, public education in the state will continue its downward spiral, according to a paper presented at […]

Alumna finds her calling in Nashville

Although Paula Barnes went to the Music City in search of a performing career, she found work in legal administration and bloomed where she was […]

Antelope Intros: Paige Gruner, Holly Saunders, Walter Peoples Jr.

The latest edition introduces an outdoors enthusiast who lives on a farm, a Starbucks fan who is from the town where Jell-O was invented and […]

Zacharias speakers bring message of hope

Speakers Stuart McAllister and Michelle Tepper of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries, along with Dr. Jacqueline Chadwick of the University of Arizona College of Medicine, spoke […]

Q&A with Bart Millard about worship arts

An edited transcript of a recent interview with the new director of GCU's Center for Worship Arts.

New student residences, parking garage on schedule

Over the next two months, expect to hear the grinding and churning of heavy machinery as two new residence halls, a second parking garage, retail […]