Students volunteer to reach out, change lives

It’s evident that GCU students love to volunteer to help the community. But a new program in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences also […]

Published January 6, 2023

Spring Chapel schedule has feel of familiarity

The spring semester Chapel schedule is out, and it contains a lot of names that should be familiar to regular attendees. There’s one newcomer and […]

Published January 5, 2023

Knowledge Base sparks bright doctoral ideas

GCU’s new Qualitative and Quantitative Knowledge Base is designed to help doctoral learners navigate the dissertation process. It’s like a one-stop shop of information and […]

Published January 4, 2023

Women in Business going and growing strong

The Women in Business Club has grown to almost 700 members in a little more than a year, and its kickoff event this fall produced […]

Published January 3, 2023

Students have another busy spring schedule

The fall was another typical GCU semester – busy. The spring won’t be any different. When students return next week, they can look forward to […]

Published December 28, 2022

Stories behind year's most memorable photos

There's nothing like a great photo to capture the drama and emotion of a good story. It's worth much more than a thousand words -- […]

Published December 28, 2022

GCU year in review puts accent on the new

The review of 2022 at GCU is all about the new. If it seemed as if the University was introducing a program or making a […]

Published December 27, 2022

GCU sends electricians charging into the field

For Cheryl Harvey, it was a dream that her late brother would be proud she made real. The inaugural class of 39 in GCU's Pre-Apprenticeship […]

Published December 20, 2022

Commencement speaker takes leap of faith

You would never expect a competitive dancer of 15 years to experience stage fright. Student speaker Abbigale Burdett shares her story and overcame her fear […]

Published December 19, 2022