Outreach

Cancer run aims to draw 3,000, raise $100,000

Nearly 3,000 people, running or walking, in strollers or wheelchairs, are expected to attend the fourth GCU Foundation Run to Fight Children's Cancer on campus. […]

'Tales From the Dugout' turns personal for Ian Kennedy

Former Diamondbacks pitcher acknowledges his role in Major League Baseball's biggest brawl of the 2013 season -- and says it helped him focus his faith.

Freshman gives love, consistency to disadvantaged kids

Kylie Bentley, the most recent recipient of GCU's monthly Community Service Award, is a source of constant compassion for children living at the Phoenix Rescue […]

HopeFest to get GCU donation, seeks volunteers

HopeFest Phoenix, which benefits the needy and expects to have 25,000 attendees this year, is scheduled for Saturday, April 5, at Chase Field in downtown […]

Students glimpse how the world's other half lives

The Oxfam America Hunger Banquet used the luck of the draw to show how 2.5 billion of the world's population live in poverty, with 870 […]

Poverty awareness comes to front burner at GCU

GCU students have heard about hunger and poverty, and some have experienced it. An event on campus on Thursday is about to bring them face-to-face […]

Community service award recipient seeks to better lives in native Liberia

Washington Livingstone, who survived civil war in his native of Liberia, earned GCU's Community Service Award for December for his work with at-risk people in […]

With demand, scores up, GCU Learning Lounge tutoring to expand

The Learning Lounge, GCU's high school tutoring program, is in expansion mode this semester -- more students, more tutors, more food and more evidence of […]

'A' is for Alhambra: GCU aiming high in tutoring program

GCU's new Learning Lounge, an after-school tutoring program staffed by University students, is aiming for excellence in math and English scores at a multicultural high […]