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Chapel schedule for spring semester announced

The Chapel schedule for the spring semester includes two returning speakers, Brian Kruckenberg and Beth Guckenberger, and four first-timers with a variety of ministries. GCU […]

Grad mixes neighborly advice with faith formation

Apartment Life aims to fill a major void in American life: Most people don't have meaningful relationships with their neighbors. But the nonprofit also seeks […]

GCU reaches 2,000 signed doctoral dissertations

It's been a productive 10 years for the College of Doctoral Studies. What started as eight graduates a year in 2011 to nearly 500 graduates […]

She left school to aid sister, returned to set example

Aliyah Stanford always knew a college education was a ticket out of her circumstances. But she had to quit. Her younger sister was struggling and […]

Start of this grad's career is already a done deal

When Alison Smith graduated on Friday, she took with her the knowledge she was taught at the Colangelo College of Business -- knowledge she already […]

From Nepal to North Pole, GCU grad finds her place

When Shahiba Bhattarai was just 9 years old, she moved across the world, from Nepal to tiny North Pole, Alaska, where streetlights look like candy […]

Commencement speech focuses on relationships

Dyllan Taylor captivated a crowd of graduates, families and friends at Friday's Winter Commencement ceremony. Discussing everything from his experience as a Lope to all […]

My LopeLife: Student's work translates to a ministry

As a passionate advocate for immigrants, Daniela Chavira made it her mission during Welcome Week to assist Spanish-speaking families by serving as a leader at […]

My LopeLife: How an accident impacted her purpose

Lydia P. Robles graduates Friday with her professional writing degree, but not before she made an impact as the student worker for GCU Today. Her […]