GCU News

Techies with tender hearts give computers, skills to community

GCU's Innovative Computing Club is about a year old, but this month club members are completing a compassion mission they began almost as soon as […]

Engineers honor Mueller for STEM leadership

GCU President Mueller, who has made it a priority to expand STEM programs and enrollment at GCU to help build a highly trained workforce, was […]

Students get new perspectives on dance in spring work

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau Dance faculty and students in the College of Fine Arts and Production are studying this week with guest artist […]

Antelope Intros: Monique McCoy and DeOngelo Cayce

This week's edition of Antelope Intros features two Tempe enrollment counselors who share a passion for sports and family. And one of them was right […]

'Important American drama' comes to Ethington stage

Photos by Darryl  Webb GCU News Bureau "All My Sons," which opens Friday in Ethington Theatre, has long been considered one of playwright Arthur Miller's […]

COFAP opens 2016 with riveting 'All My Sons'

Arthur Miller's powerful, yet simple storytelling comes to life on the Ethington Theatre stage at GCU this month, with six performances of "All My Sons." […]

COFAP crew to represent GCU at prestigious Kennedy Center festival

If you saw "Scapin," the College of Fine Arts and Production's October performance in Ethington Theatre, you will not be surprised to learn its director […]

Chapel speaker uses his minutes wisely with cellphone message

Sure, cell phones have become an important part of everyday life, but Jamie Rasmussen of Scottsdale Bible Church used one of his cellular experiences to […]

Lively Ministry Forum topic: How far does outreach need to reach out?

The second Ministry Forum of the semester Monday had an interesting title: “The Church: Bread of Life or Opiate of the People?” And the discussion […]