Outreach

Blindness can't slow down Honors College student

When Brian Mucyo was 6, his parents had to send their son to a country more medically equipped to care for the deterioration of his […]

Kelley learns -- and teaches -- at top-level program

Tim Kelley never stops learning -- that's why he applied for a special summer program at the London School of Economics. But once program organizers […]

GCU STEM camps balance youths’ summer equation

“We’re the better neurons!” one student declared at GCU’s Biovision Day Camp after playing a few rounds of the Neuron Game. Sixth through ninth graders […]

Right formula: Science camp at Learning Lounge

"Is this seaweed?" asked one second-grader on Tuesday morning at the new Learning Lounge at the Milwaukee Brewers' baseball complex before diving into the other […]

Theatre instructor's book seeks to unite actors

It has been about three years since Michael Kary self-published what he once thought to be journals, and now his book, "Acting in Faith: A […]

Professors unleash inner fan boy, girl at Fan Fusion

GCU's professors stepped away from the whiteboards and threw themselves into the world of Harry Potter, "Game of Thrones," "Pokemon," "Star Wars and the like […]

Ethics workshop provides continuing education help

Most counselors and therapists want to be able to "do good" by their clients, but what does "doing good" really mean? That was the main […]

Salute Our Troops changes lives of vets, volunteers

Vanessa Romeo volunteered at Salute Our Troops for the first time on the Wednesday before Memorial Day. "This is everything to me," said Romeo, a […]

GCU/Habitat volunteers get to know their neighbors

David and Bonnie Wincentsen remember when they first moved into their home on North 40th Drive. They would look out the window and see nothing […]