GCU News

Antelope women’s tennis nets prize teenager in Tatum Prudhomme

Tennis standout Tatum Prudhomme is expected to lead the Antelopes women's team this season.

Community service award recipient seeks to better lives in native Liberia

Washington Livingstone, who survived civil war in his native of Liberia, earned GCU's Community Service Award for December for his work with at-risk people in […]

Blanchard executive says leadership firm examined itself

President Howard Farfel says the San Diego-based Ken Blanchard Companies retained an expert in innovation less than two years ago, with the goal of retooling […]

Singer warns against modern-day idols taking place of God

Amanda Noelle bases her Chapel message on the deliverance of God's people from slavery in Egypt -- and says their persistent lack of trust lives […]

Antelope Intros: Cassandra Wisdom, Sam Glyn Nava and Terri Anderson

This week’s Antelope Intros bring you an enrollment counselor with a full poem tattooed on her side, a university development representative who spent her senior […]

With deadline looming, student entrepreneurs prep for Canyon Challenge

The third annual competition, which will stage its final round in late March before an impressive panel of judges, has been fine-tuned and expects to […]

Ken Blanchard pounds home message about setting goals

The guru of servant leadership is back on top of his game, thanks to a commitment to lose weight that involved some of his own […]

Chapel speaker cites Old Testament story of prostitute's faith

God doesn't mind using ordinary, sinful people to accomplish His divine purposes, says the pastor from Redemption Church in metro Phoenix.

College of Doctoral Studies begins review of PhD in Psychology Program

Among the issues to be discussed by a team that has launched a review of GCU's PhD in psychology is whether learners in the program […]