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Innovations stack up in new board game class

The board game world of trolls, fairies, superheroes and medieval time travelers doesn’t really jibe with the engineering world of calculus, chemistry and solid mechanics, […]

Athletic Training flexes muscle on key exam

For the second consecutive year, GCU's Athletic Training students achieved a 100% pass rate on the Board of Certification exam. The success is attributed to […]

At tech showcase, there's an app for that

Pokémon card collectors might have seen something interesting at Thursday’s Technology Capstone Showcase: the Collection Tracker, a way for Pokémon enthusiasts to track their card […]

Symposium intertwines passion with vocation

Monday's Honors College Learning Community and Research Symposium was all about what students have learned outside the classroom. It's all about one word, GCU President […]

Campus Garden produces more than produce

The new GCU Campus Garden gives students a chance to grow produce right in the middle of a bustling campus. It doesn't only produce vegetables. […]

Canyon Challenge continues poised progress

The evolution of the Canyon Challenge was evident again Friday afternoon. Hunter Khan’s poised presentation earned him the $2,500 first prize, but the judges – […]

'Steel Magnolias' shows the strength of bonds

"Steel Magnolias" takes the audience through a whirlwind of witty one-liners and tear-jerking, heartfelt moments. The College of Arts and Media will perform the beloved […]

Chavez on faith: It's more than good deeds

Noemi Chavez of Revive Church in Long Beach, California, laid out a challenge in her Chapel talk Monday morning: Faith requires more than just good […]

New event coming to campus this spring

The countdown begins for the launch of another big campus event for students. GCU's Got Talent, featuring some of the student body's most entertaining performers, […]