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Faith in the microbiology classroom is a natural fit

By Laurie Merrill GCU News Bureau Separating faith from work is no easier than separating gender or ethnicity from work, Dr. Daisy Savarirajan told about […]

Turkey trophy under lock and key

GCU Public Safety officers Danny Ryan (left) and Enrique Pallares aren't about to let anyone abscond with the Golden Turkey Trophy the Peoria office proudly displays […]

COE graduates dominate Arizona top-teacher contest

It was a win-win-win day Thursday for GCU's College of Education when alumna Christine Marsh was named the 2016 Arizona Teacher of the Year, and […]

Antelope Intros: Charles Wallin and Tevin Eddy

This week's Antelope Intros feature two guys who love animals -- but very different types of animals. One goes for the cute and cuddly while […]

Donate to Elevate gives teen a new fork in the road

Donate to Elevate helps kids like Donovan Welbaum, 15, who otherwise might never have a chance of attending a private school like the Phoenix Christian […]

GCU employees asked to Donate to Elevate

GCU employees have the opportunity to use their tax dollars to support those in need with the Donate to Elevate annual giving back campaign.

Students learn how to be a sports marketing superhero

Colangelo College of Business students learned a lot about the future Tuesday afternoon from AJ Maestas, one of the top sports marketing people in the […]

Veterans recount 13 hours of terror during Benghazi attacks

Depictions of war in Hollywood movies aren’t nearly as bad as the real thing, three former government security contractors told a GCU audience Tuesday during […]

Shrader to Chapel: God's love is free and clear

Tom Shrader turned a simple message -- that God loves each of us unconditionally -- into a much deeper discussion Monday morning at Chapel when […]