GCU News

Acupuncturist Brings Ancient Chinese Treatment to Health Center

Acupuncture, which has been around for more than 2,500 years, is now available at the GCU Health Center. Patricia Johnson, a graduate and former teacher […]

Student Entrepreneurs Hear From Experts on Creating Business Plan

With a Feb. 1 deadline looming for the Canyon Challenge, representatives from Scottsdale-based Tallwave visited campus to share tips with those planning to enter the […]

GCU Online Professor to Attend President Obama's Inaugural Ball

Scalpers have no chance of prying two tickets to the Inaugural Ball from the hands of GCU Professor Shica Little, who will be attending the […]

March 9 Run to Fight Children's Cancer Aims for Record Entries, Funds

Planning for GCU's third Run to Fight Children's Cancer is already paying off. Nearly 1,300 runners and walkers already have registered to run, and the […]

Freezing Temps Don't Deter GCU Swim Teams at Morning Workout

Think it’s been a little chilly walking around campus these past few days? Try going outside at 6 a.m. – wearing a Speedo! That’s what […]

Antelope Intros: Kristin Harvill-Stoughton, Matthew Allen and Lexie Tabet

This week's Antelope Intros features a former employee at a chimpanzee/Siberian lynx cat sanctuary, a father who draws inspiration from his daughter's ability to deal […]

Canyon Music Festival Draws Christian Rockers to Campus

After eight years in the parking lot of Castles-n-Coasters amusement park in northwest Phoenix, the Canyon Music Festival comes to GCU January 19 and 20. […]

Construction Update: New Intramural Field to Feature Synthetic Turf

The new intramural field on GCU's campus will feature a synthetic turf that is used in many NFL stadiums and practice fields. GCU Today also […]

Federal Payroll Tax Increase Affects GCU Employees for 2013

The Jan. 1 expiration of a federal payroll tax cut for Social Security means GCU employees -- and all Americans -- will be paying 2 […]