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Video: The Frogs: Episode Two

Wondering what The Frogs is all about? Take it from the actors themselves as they break down this Greek Drama modernized with music by Steven […]

All the World’s a Stage for Rachel Maish

After all, the theater students are taking the saying “all the world’s a stage” in a very literal sense. The upcoming play will take the […]

Q&A: Student Housing Costs for Fall

The Office of Campus Life has announced several changes in student housing and campus amenities that will take place for the summer and fall of […]

Stay Connected With the Herd on Your Phone

GCU's new mobile app lets you keep campus at your fingertips, bringing you up-to-date news from Herd on Campus as well as events information, athletics […]

‘The Frogs’ Brings Theatre to GCU Swimming Pool

When the school’s newly reconstituted College of Fine Arts and Production announced its theatre series months ago, more than a few people — including Adam […]

MLB All-Star Summer Volunteers Needed

The Phoenix Regional Sports Commission is looking for volunteers to assist with all the events surrounding the presentation of the 2011 Midsummer Classic. If you […]

Women’s Basketball Team Sets Sights on Africa

Only two weeks removed from the end of the season, the head coach of the Antelope women’s basketball team has plunged headlong into fundraising for […]

Student and Staff Photographers Team Up to Benefit GCU Missions

GCU staff and students can donate their photography work to benefit 2011 Global Outreach Missions. All photos must be an 8x10 print mounted to a […]

Support Japan Earthquake Relief with GCU

"Pray for Japan,” GCU’s campaign to support the earthquake relief efforts of Food for the Hungry, will kick off on Monday. T-shirts ($10) and wristbands […]