Honors College

Engineering, tech students showcase their ingenuity

It was innovation on parade at the Engineering Building on Thursday, where dozens of computer science, computer programming and mechanical, electrical and biomedical students on […]

GCU Magazine sends off the Class of 2019

The idea for the April issue of GCU Magazine actually was hatched in 2015, when we told the stories of some of the incoming students […]

Living and Learning Communities link new students

Learning and Living Communities are designed for GCU freshmen who prefer to share a residence hall room, suite or floor with students of similar academic […]

CSET, Honors College showcase student research

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology and the Honors College joined forces in 2018 to present the first CSET Research Symposium and Honors College […]

Students surprised with full-tuition SIS scholarships

Washington High School senior Juan Ballez has watched his father struggle with mobility in his hand and, for years, wished there was a way he […]

Honors students build connections at conference

The recent Honors College Leadership Conference helped those students build connections with business professionals and better prepare themselves for the future. “I think it was […]

New York trip meant the world to Honors students

A mid-February trip to New York gave 11 Honors College students the opportunity to meet other young adults from around the world and discuss world […]

Students' coaching of speakers is the talk of TEDx

TEDxGCU drew a sellout crowd to Ethington Theatre and more praise for how the students manage the annual event. Most evident was the way they […]

Honors student is newest Navy nuclear engineer

After months of preparation and anticipation, junior Jordan Montgomery became the first GCU student to receive a position through the Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate Program. The […]