GCU News

Canyon Challenge Takes a Directed Approach in Third Year

Executive summaries for the Challenge are due on Jan. 31, and 10 finalists will be announced four weeks later. Those 10 will submit full business […]

Maestro Christie Back for 'Handel's Messiah' Performance at Arena

More than 300 musicians, including the Phoenix Symphony, will come together this week for the University's third annual performance of "Handel's Messiah," presented by the […]

Honors Symposium hears from speakers on aspects of ethics

Students and faculty at the Delta Mu Delta Honors Symposium presented their studies on the topic of ethics at the Williams Building lecture hall.

Two Officers' Response Helped Save Life of GCU Freshman

Pedro Jorge and Martin Alvarez say they don't see themselves as heroes, but that won't fly with Logan Romero, whose life hung in the balance […]

Antelope Intros: Moyo Makinde, Rich Hinshaw and Sylvianette Ballesteros

This week’s Antelope Intros bring you a clubs coordinator and first-generation American whose parents were born in Nigeria, an enrollment counselor who is a drummer […]

Slam & Jam Concert Series to Bring Together Hoops, Harmonies

First up is Lincoln Brewster for a concert of Christmas fare, to be followed by Jon Foreman of Switchfoot, Mercy Me and Jeremy Camp.

Disney internships await 13 GCU students in spring semester

Interns live on the Disney park property either in Orlando, Fla., or Anaheim, Calif. The choice of apartment- or dormitory-style housing gives them a chance […]

Ethington’s ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’ Shines With Mozart Score, Woodstock Vibe

Directed by Claude Pensis and set in the late 1960s, the production has an outstanding student cast and is the most satisfying operatic effort since […]

Student Living Her Faith in South Phoenix Receives Community Service Award

There is little crossover in how Jenessa Fesmire was raised and how the children in south Phoenix, whom she mentors as a GCU Servant Scholar, […]