Colangelo College of Business

Fortune 100 CEO feeds food distribution industry knowledge to students

The United States produces more food than the country can consume. But George Holm, a GCU Hall of Fame inductee who runs a Fortune 100 […]

Alumnus' nonprofit finds a new partner in GCU CityServe

GCU graduate Connor Froysland had a simple plan to help the less fortunate 1 1/2 years ago by starting a nonprofit stocked with clothes, school […]

Sports club creates own legacy with third female president

Shelby Link stakes great pride in becoming only the second female president of the Sports and Entertainment Business. Link's background suggests she should be able […]

A new era for Lope Shop

If you need a break while looking for GCU attire at Lope Shop during Welcome Week, you might be lucky enough to find a couple […]

CityServe's laptop initiative computes with the community

No task is too daunting for City Serve. The outreach ministry of GCU that provides household goods and necessities to impoverished families and communities is […]

Financial Planning Association helps fill gap

There are more financial planners who older than 70 than those who are under 30. That gulf is one of the reasons why GCU student […]

Entrepreneurship grad confident AI tool will earn passing grade

Shyam Bodicheria's idea of devising an AI-grading platform originated while earning a certificate in project managing. That platform already convinced GCU professor Tim Blake to […]

Thailand trip spreads entrepreneurship program's brand

Canyon Ventures Founding Director Robert Vera was eager to travel to Thailand to spread GCU's entrepreneurship brand and meet as many entrepreneurs as possible. Vera […]

Student carries the lessons of war deployments to online study

Justin Walsh was twice deployed to Afghanistan with the U.S. Army. When he got back to the U.S., he wanted to help people like the […]