GCU News

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.

Women's Volleyball Team Off to Best Start in GCU History

The GCU women's volleyball team is making a lot of noise so far this season, winning 10 straight matches for the best start in school […]

Global Outreach Week Focuses on Foundational Passion for Christ

The goal of GCU's global outreach, according to Jacob Page, is to make a lifetime impact for the Gospel in a world where an estimated […]

Slideshow: Men's Soccer Beats No. 1 Team

GCU men's soccer coach Petar Draksin is known for wanting his team to bring "passion and sacrifice" when it steps onto the field. There was […]

Older Campus Building Converted to New Studios for Dance Program

GCU's dance program, which has led a nomadic life since being resurrected two years ago, has a new home with two new studios in Building […]