GCU News

Class of 2012: 84-Year-Old, Daughter to Receive Master's Degrees Together

"If you go to college, I'll go with you," Leola Mayes of Livonia, Mich., told her daughter Beverly. That was 10 years ago, and next […]

Choral Production of ‘Elijah’ to Include Alumna Amber Wagner

The soprano, a 2006 graduate of GCU, will be a soloist in Mendelssohn’s “Elijah” on Tuesday night at First Southern Baptist Church, and admission is […]

'Kony 2012' Campaign Against Ugandan Rebel Leader Comes to GCU

On Friday, Invisible Children will lead an international night of activism titled “Cover the Night.” GCU students will hold a prayer vigil at 7 p.m. […]

Prescott Hall to Welcome Student Life, Health Services, Career Services, ASGCU

Student Life's new office space in the residence hall will have a lounge area, conference room, 12 offices for staff, plus a separate office space […]

Nursing Students Reach Out to Disabled Adults With Wellness Program

In a visit to the Arizona Recreation Center for the Handicapped, GCU seniors in the nursing program’s community health course provided basic information about dental […]

Moriah Peters Celebrates New CD Before Appreciative Campus Crowd at Thunder Alley

Peters' strong, soulful voice has hints of R&B, country, folk and pop, similar to what Christian-music audiences have heard for years from Amy Grant. The […]

Slideshow: Tour of New College of Arts and Sciences Building

About 60 GCU faculty and staff got a sneak peek of the College of Arts and Sciences building on Wednesday. Charlie Sirokman, project director for […]

Teens Compete in Financial Literacy Game at GCU Arena

A board game called ThriveTime brought nearly 100 students from 34 schools to the Arena on Tuesday to compete for scholarships, including $5,000 from GCU.

Is It Hot Enough Yet for This? Does Anyone Care?

Warmer weather brought about a little water slide merriment on the northwestern corner of the intramural field on Monday afternoon. The event, organized by the […]