Un1ty One Week to creatively celebrate diversity

The Multicultural, Diversity and Inclusion Office has another big event coming up. Un1ty One Week -- that's unity with a "1" instead of an "i" […]

Published October 23, 2020

GCU club is more than future lawyers reading briefs

What happens when a bunch of lawyers form a club? Sorry, there's no punchline. The Pre-Law Society Club was launched last winter to help pre-law […]

Published October 22, 2020

Faculty Focus: Lacey Cox

Lacey Cox has been a social worker for 39 years, so she brings plenty of expertise to her adjunct faculty role in the College of […]

Published October 9, 2020

Students give an A+ to return of in-person classes

Funny how being unable to attend classes in person for six months makes them that much more appealing. Whether they were returning to GCU or […]

Published September 30, 2020

Faculty Focus: Dr. Daniel Kaufmann

Innovations and creativity are a hallmark of video games, and they also are central to the way Dr. Daniel Kaufmann of the College of Humanities […]

Published September 29, 2020

GCU student fights wildfires with his own inner fire

Christian Simmons starts in-person classes Monday with a lot of intense stories he can tell about his summer. He fought wildfires during one of the […]

Published September 24, 2020

From foster care to GCU grad: Carter defied the odds

Jacqueline Carter was placed in foster care at age 17, one week before she was scheduled to start at GCU. But a Good Samaritan arranged […]

Published September 21, 2020

Students commemorate Constitution/Citizenship Day

Thursday's celebration of Constitution Day and Citizenship Day has special meaning for the GCU Civics Club, which will initiate projects in the coming weeks at local […]

Published September 16, 2020

Communications major gets project on the board

GCU junior Heather Davenport used to join her grandparents to volunteer for Meals on Wheels in Oregon and never forgot the senior citizens starving for […]

Published September 15, 2020