GCU News

Less Becomes More in Second-Year Performance of ‘Handel’s Messiah’

An intimacy was achieved by the Arena's half-house staging, and Michael Christie's direction of the Phoenix Symphony and a 200-voice chorus made the difference between […]

Search Continues for 13-Year-Old Brother of GCU Enrollment Counselor

Dylan Redwine, the brother of Nick Redwine, who works in the University's Tempe office, disappeared on Nov. 19 and was reported missing by his father […]

Students Discover How to Learn, Advance With Help From GCU Tutors

GCU's Center for Learning and Advancement helps hundreds of students at all levels of University studies to excel on their selection academic paths. With 25 […]

Honors Symposium Hears From Three on Topic of Diversity

Speakers were Dr. Brian Smith, director of the Colangelo School of Sports Business; Mary Ponce, an adjunct online instructor; and Dr. Tim Larkin, an associate […]

Phoenix PD Helps Save Christmas for Online Student's Sick Child

Linzy Hoffmann, the 5-year-old daughter of GCU online student Jessica Smith, is struggling with a rare disease and is given little chance of surviving the […]

More GCU Teams Will Have a Home in WAC Than in PacWest

A new home in the Western Athletic Conference next season will mean that more sports at GCU will have a direct conference affiliation than they […]

Chaparral Residence Hall Starts to Take Shape on North Campus

Chaparral and its companion, Saguaro Hall, are expected to be completed in time for the start of the 2013-14 academic year.

Record Number of Student Workers Reflects Growth of GCU Campus

Student workers are essential to maintaining GCU's growth. A record number are working on campus now through Career Services, including hundreds in key roles in […]

Tracing the Origins of 'Lopes Up: GCU Tradition was Slow to Grow, but Jim D'Apice Stuck With It

Got your 'Lopes Up? Everybody does nowadays, as the GCU tradition has become a staple at basketball games and is even taught at orientation for […]