GCU News

Waldo Fire hits close to home for GCU instructor

With flames from the Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado rushing down a nearby mountain and pre-evacuation plans seemingly imminent, GCU instructor Michelle Post leaned on […]

Involving Students in Campus Life Essential for Sarah Thatcher

Move-in week is two months away, but letters and packets are being sent to students’ families as GCU prepares for the “organized chaos” expected on […]

Simulated 'Crisis' Averted During Medical Conference at GCU Arena

Seizures, foaming at the mouth, rapid heart rates, drug overdoses... you name it, simulation mannequins can replicate it. And all of it was on display […]

Mission Trip to India Was Powerful, Humbling for GCU Students

Jacob Page, GCU's director of global missions, calls the challenging three-week trip the “most impactful” one he has ever led, admitting that it took the […]

Ticket Surge Seen as Good Trade by Russ Pennell

As a perk and incentive, GCU men's basketball coach Russ Pennell offered to put on a free basketball clinic for kids whose parents purchased a […]

'Lopes Pass Is Ticket to Sweetheart Deal for Basketball Fans

GCU's new season-ticket package for basketball isn't free, but it's pretty darn close. The cost averages out to 66 cents per general-admission seat and includes […]

Blanchard Shares 'Great Leaders Grow' Focus With Phoenix Chamber Crowd

The expert on servant leadership touched on principles from his most recent book, which he co-authored with Chick-fil-A executive Mark Miller, saying that "effective leadership […]

Slideshow: GCU Soccer Hosts Camp for Neighborhood

Coaches and members of the GCU women's soccer team hosted neighborhood children for a soccer camp on June 16. Children with roots in 17 different […]

Golfer Jesse Mueller Hopes to Build on Strong Showing at U.S. Open

The oldest son of GCU's CEO, Brian Mueller, played well on the big stage of last weekend's tournament in San Francisco, finishing with a flourish, […]