GCU News

Java Jam Busts a Move Outside CAS Starting Saturday

Java Jam kicks off Saturday at 8 p.m. on the promenade circle in front of the new College of Arts and Sciences building. The monthly […]

Jason Castro Packs Thunderground With Adoring Female Fans

The former "American Idol" finalist, who will release a new album in January, had the audience in the palm of his hand for an hourlong […]

Emergency Texting System Gains Momentum, More Users Subscribe

Emergency text-messages could prevent serious calamities on campus by directing students and staff around danger, simply by sending alerts to the palms of their hands. […]

Turn Off Campaign Trail Leads Mann to Full-Time Job With Student Life

Anthony Mann, the former ASGCU president, returned this fall to work in a critical role for Student Life. After a summer of interning in Arizona […]

Getting a Clue: Students Gravitate to Law Enforcement Club

GCU's criminal justice law enforcement club is preparing to compete in a regional competition of the American Criminal Justice Association in November.

GCU’s Improv Troupe Is Getting Serious About Making You Laugh

The show “Improv Your Life,” sponsored by GCU Today, will be presented by two seven-member teams of student comedians at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 24 […]

That's the Ticket: Parking Enforcement Becomes Public Safety Priority

GCU Public Safety Director Henry Griffin estimates most citations go to students. The common citation is $20, both for parking in the wrong zone and […]

Chapel Speaker Says Doubt Helps Grow Community

Jeremy Jernigan, executive pastor of creative arts at Central Christian Church of the East Valley, will lead Monday's chapel service at GCU Arena. He will […]

New Math Professor Discovers Power, Therapy in Irish Harp Music

College of Arts and Sciences assistant professor Shannon Schumann plays the Irish harp as a form of therapy for hospice patients.