GCU cadets march with veterans who made history

Separated only by generations and many wars, GCU ROTC cadets who marched in a Veterans Day parade were struck by the sweep of history on […]

Published November 12, 2021

Slideshow: Serve the City

Photos by Ralph Freso GCU News Bureau For the first time since the start of the pandemic, GCU students were out in full force Saturday […]

Published November 8, 2021

Serve the City, CityServe brighten homeowners' day

Homeowners on Saturday got a big surprise. Not only did about 200 GCU students descend on their homes to complete landscaping and painting projects, but […]

Published November 8, 2021

Older students keep learning through Golden Lopes

The new Golden Lopes program, designed to give older learners an opportunity to keep their minds sharp, began this month. It kicked off with a […]

Published October 27, 2021

GCU recognized with Best of the West award

GCU has created 14,000 jobs in the last decade or so. It also has invested $1.5 billion in educational infrastructure in that time, and along […]

Published October 22, 2021

Honors College expands service to community

The Honors College has grown so much in the last eight years, one day dedicated to service events wasn't enough. This week, it hosted its […]

Published October 15, 2021

Slideshow: Colangelo Servant Leadership Awards

Photos by Ralph Freso GCU News Bureau The second annual Colangelo Servant Leadership Awards were handed out Tuesday morning to David Adame, President and CEO of […]

Published October 13, 2021

Colangelo award-winners link service, spirituality

The four recipients of this year's Colangelo Servant Leadership Awards have a lot in common in the way they give back to the community, but […]

Published October 13, 2021

GCU prof finds allocating taxes can elevate children

GCU Assistant Professor Jena Akard really wanted to send her daughter, Madison, to fifth grade in a Christian school. The problem was the cost, especially […]

Published October 12, 2021