Outreach

Kimmel's Chapel talk leaves no stones unturned

Dr. Tim Kimmel, who founded and operates the Family Matters ministry, had an interesting take on David vs. Goliath at Chapel on Monday morning. Kimmel […]

Career practicum is handy for students, employers

The first annual Counseling and Psychology Career Practicum was a win-win for behavioral health organizations that seek to hire interns and for GCU students who […]

They're walking to raise cancer awareness, funds

It was pull out your handkerchief time on Monday when two people whose lives were changed by cancer shared stories of grief and hope with […]

GCU researching the impact of shoes on muscles

One of GCU's newly launched research projects explores the impact of shoes on muscles activation. CSET Assistant Professor Donna Gerakos said GCU’s leap into research […]

'Of Thee I Sing' opens at Ethington at perfect time

"Of Thee I Sing" opens Oct. 14 at Ethington Theatre, a welcome respite from Presidential election fever. This singing and dancing political satire has been […]

A new experiment: CSET is conducting scientific research

(Editor’s note: This story is from the August 2016 issue of GCU Magazine. To view the digital version of the magazine, click here.) By Laurie Merrill GCU […]

'It's On Us' at GCU speaks out against sexual assault

GCU's student government is kicking off the third annual "It's On Us" sexual assault awareness campaign, a week-long effort that seeks to teach students to […]

Chris Brown rivets Chapel with prodigal son story

Pastor Chris Brown mesmerized GCU Chapel Monday with a modern retelling of Luke 11:15. The main message: “You are not a slave, you are a […]

Digital Design program a huge draw at GCU

GCU's Digital Design program is growing rapidly, soaring from just four students in 2011 to 383 students this year. The enthusiasm for the College of […]