Outreach

Students showcase true learning in Inquiry Project

If you didn't know what the Great Pacific Garbage Patch was, you did after attending the Canyon Inquiry Project Showcase of Learning, which featured more […]

New Java coders brew apps for non-profits

Children's Cancer Network and Fresh Start, two non-profits, had similar problems: They needed some kind of messaging app to help them be more efficient. Enter […]

Science behind the comics? It's a marvel

Like Hulk, GCU smashed at the recent DC vs. Marvel night at the Arizona Science Center. The College of Science, Engineering and Technology's Dr. Binaben […]

Hope never dashed at 2,200-strong Run to Fight

Abriel Bentley, donning her new prosthetic leg Saturday, looked across the crowd at the eighth Run to Fight Children's Cancer, where she spotted Larry Chloupek, […]

Dancers step up for elementary school tour

It was an unusually chilly morning in Chandler when students in GCU's dance department stopped by Kyrene de la Paloma Elementary School to warm the […]

Serve the City is a dream in action at Garcia

About 300 GCU students and 50 volunteers from Habitat for Humanity converged on Garcia Elementary School for the semiannual Serve the City. Volunteers woke up […]

GCU visit rewards Yuma students who stepped up

Students from Crane Elementary School District don't have a lot to give. Many struggle with poverty. Yet they have the biggest hearts, helping make shoes […]

Tears of joy and sorrow in an emotional year

GCU News Bureau They are the stories that make you feel good about humanity. They are stories of faith, courage and incredible determination, and they […]

Lope makes special effort for Special Olympics

Sarah Shea joined more than 200 fellow supporters of Special Olympics when she rappelled down Phoenix's CityScape building recently. The GCU student made the descent […]