GCU News

Former NASCAR Photographer Leads Discussion Nov. 23

Professor Cheryl Christensen encourages anyone to come to the Art Building, Room 107, for a special presentation on Tuesday, November 23, at either 7 a.m. […]

International Students Celebrate India/Nepal Night

GCU International Education Week included a host of events leading up to India and Nepal Night on Friday. The club transformed the Canyon Café into […]

Game Time on the Crazy Couch!

“Vertically challenged” people like me struggle watching basketball games. Last Friday at the first men’s basketball game, I had the best seat in the house. […]

‘Inspecting Carol’ Worth Waiting For, GCU Senior Says

Emily Kapla will play a prominent role in the Ethington Theatre Series production of “Inspecting Carol,” which opens its six-show run on Friday, Nov. 26, […]

Thunder No Turkey at Gompers Holiday Feast

Thunder officially has arrived in the big leagues. The Antelopes’ mascot has always been a major deal at 33rd Avenue and Camelback, of course. But […]

D’Souza-Shermer Debate Packs Antelope Gym

Students, faculty, staff and community members filled GCU’s Antelope Gym on Wednesday evening to hear Christian author Dinesh D’Souza and atheist Michael Shermer debate the […]

Doorways, Health Center Offer Free Student Counseling

Counselors from Doorways will be available on the GCU campus three days a week in the Cooke Health Center to provide student counseling services. Call […]

Freshman Council Launches, Hosts Dodgeball Tourney

A new campus group is ready to get in your face. The Freshman Class Council (FCC) is hosting its first event this weekend, so come […]

D’Souza to Debate ‘Affable Atheist’ Shermer

Dinesh D’Souza is becoming an old pro at taking God’s side. The prominent Christian author estimates he has debated about a dozen atheists over the […]