Thunder No Turkey at Gompers Holiday Feast

Thunder officially has arrived in the big leagues. The Antelopes’ mascot has always been a major deal at 33rd Avenue and Camelback, of course. But […]

Published November 18, 2010

New U.S. Citizens Take Oath on Campus

GCU’s North Gym won’t soon be forgotten by 127 Arizonans who became naturalized U.S. citizens there in an hourlong ceremony Tuesday. Nearly three dozen countries […]

Published November 9, 2010

Good Neighbor Club Tours Serrano Village

One of the newest student clubs on campus has wasted no time digging into its purpose. For their third meeting since forming, the dozen members […]

Published October 29, 2010

Fifth Fall Festival Bigger, Better Than Ever

In five years, GCU’s Fall Festival has gotten big. How big? Big enough that it can accommodate a seemingly endless line for cotton candy and […]

Published October 29, 2010

GCU Junior Named Fiesta Bowl Queen

Did you ever dream of a day when GCU would defeat Arizona State University and the University of Arizona? GCU junior Lindsay Fernandez has made […]

Published October 7, 2010

GCU Junior Among 4 Finalists for Fiesta Bowl Queen

Lindsay Fernandez, a junior in GCU’s College of Health Sciences whose goal is to become a cardiologist, has made the finals of the competition for […]

Published September 30, 2010

Basketball Players Score Big With ’Lopes for Literacy

Coaches and players from the GCU men’s basketball team kicked off the latest version of the ’Lopes for Literacy program on Tuesday, Sept. 28, with […]

Published September 28, 2010

A New Approach to Missions with GCU Global Outreach

The GCU missions program is set to expand with a new vision for Global Outreach. Jacob Page, GCU Global Outreach Director, is leading the charge […]

Published August 16, 2010

GCU Students Making a Difference at Boys & Girls Clubs

Andre Bell says working with kids is a little like the poetry he writes. It’s all about understanding his audience.

Published July 22, 2010