GCU News

GCU Today Magazine: COFAP rebuilt to last

Dean Claude Pensis built the program the first time around, in 1982, and he did it again after it was restored, adding dance, digital film, […]

Larson, McKenzie named athletes of year

New twist on annual awards for GCU athletes was patterned after the ESPYs -- except for the purple carpet.

It's not too late to win in Walking Challenge

The two-month competition is down to its final three weeks and its final challenge.

Star cyclist put pedal to doctoral mettle

Former Olympian from Sweden has applied the persistence learned as an athlete to her life as a College of Doctoral Studies learner.

GCU Today Magazine: 24 hours in the life of GCU

Photo project captured a wide range of events and activities in a 24-hour period in mid-March.

GCU employees embrace K-12 support

GCU employees have pledged nearly $500,000 to Canyon's Donation to Education, a year-old program that directs state tax funds to help pay for private-school tuition […]

Slideshow: 24 Hours at GCU, March 12-13

Campus photographer Darryl Webb, camera at the ready, caught these images in a 24-hour period that began late in the evening on March 12.

Playing nice: GCU supports conflict resolution

On May 9, GCU will host a commencement ceremony and team-building event for about 180 fifth-graders in Arizona who are junior coaches in Playworks, a […]

Failed property tax bill won't deter GCU

Senate Bill 1303 would have reduced the school’s property tax assessment ratio from 18.5 to 5 percent. However, the total amount the University pays in […]