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Losing both legs couldn't stop march to doctorate

Five years, 13 operations and yet another leg amputation later, and Eric Gabriel has reached the finish line on his journey to earning his doctoral […]

Cherished adjunct teacher, mentor fighting cancer

Members of the College of Education are praying for Joe Popma, an adjunct faculty member since 1994 who is battling cancer. Popma, who has been […]

Octogenarians get their encore education

Editor’s note: This story is reprinted from the February issue of GCU Magazine. To view the digital version, click here.  By Lana Sweeten-Shults GCU Magazine […]

Keep your faith in business, executive tells students

Mark Snyder, President of Snyder Nationwide Real Estate, spoke to graduate and Hospitality Management students Thursday about he injects his faith into the business world. […]

Far, far away, GCU sports have alum's attention

Mark Rosewaren won't be on campus for homecoming Saturday, but he'll be there in spirit -- even though he's on Air Force duty in Afghanistan. […]

GCU Hall of Famer survived and then thrived

Hagir Elsheikh, one of five inductees into the GCU Hall of Fame on Saturday, is a domestic violence activist and TV and radio talk show […]

Difference-making accounting students earn grants

Two proteges of Dr. Kelly Damron of the Colangelo College of Business, Carlos Canchola and Meghan Metzger, each earned a $1,500 scholarship from the Accounting […]

Students learn business end of starting a startup

The Colangelo College of Business Dean's Speaker Series kicked off for the spring semester Thursday, and first up was someone who has first-hand experience of […]

Lone Star Lopes: Texas family devoted to GCU

It's a legacy as big as the state of Texas: Kelly Taylor and five other members of her family have been online students at GCU […]