GCU News

Future Teachers Told of ‘Defining Moments’ Ahead

The executive director of the Arizona K-12 Center told prospective College of Education graduates on Thursday morning to expect “defining moments” involving unlikely sources as […]

Ken Blanchard Calls for ‘New Wave’ of Leaders

Dr. Ken Blanchard told a convocation audience on Wednesday afternoon that servant leadership involves being a servant first and a leader second. “We need you […]

Bible Buried in Arena Center Court Ceremony

“This is something that Christians need to be doing more of, not less of,” said the University’s chief executive officer, Brian Mueller, in brief remarks […]

Alumnus Kary Speaks to COLA Convocation

It’s the definition of happiness rather than its pursuit that makes all the difference, GCU alumnus Michael Kary told Wednesday morning’s College of Liberal Arts […]

Slideshow: Arena Tracking for September Opening

Tuesday’s job walk revealed an Arena that is coming along ahead of schedule and could be completed by the first of September. Project director Charlie […]

EthingTonys Honor Best in 2010/11 COFAP Productions

The GCU College of Fine Arts and Production celebrated its returning year to the Ethington Theatre stage with the EthingTony Awards. Alpha Psi Omega organized […]

Slideshow: Open Mic Night Attracts Talent from Across the Valley

More than 20 poets, musicians and performers took the stage for the GCU poetry and journalism club’s Spoken Word Open Mic Night. Students held their […]

Herd’s Unsung Heroes: Wonder Woman Tonja Smith

With Tonja Smith, GCU’s corporate travel manager and senior event planner, the engine is always running. There is no “off” switch. It’s running when she […]

Poet FlipSide to Perform at Thursday’s Open Mic

He has written poems about anti-smoking, love, hip-hop and domestic violence, even publishing a book of more than 40 of them, called “Fragile: Life Is […]