Grad earns degree with laptop in one arm, chemo IV in other

Ismael Murillo was diagnosed with bone marrow cancer in 2019. He was in a medically induced coma for 14 days in 2020. And yet he […]

Published October 14, 2022

Grad balances military training, GCU studies

Micah Slifer just joined the military when he started his academic journey to receiving his master’s degree in leadership. That meant balancing his military trainings […]

Published October 13, 2022

Hawaiian Air internship took wing for grad

As an intern at Hawaiian Airlines’ new information technology center in Tempe, Austin Driver expected to spend his summer at a computer. But the recent […]

Published October 12, 2022

God's work isn't for meek, Dyer tells Chapel

Dr. Jeff Dyer of Heartfire Missions kicked off Missions Week with a powerful Chapel talk that challenged students to learn what it means to truly […]

Published October 11, 2022

Caught up in GCU spirit, mom donates prize

Tracy Reese was so impressed by her first glimpse of the campus at GCU Family Weekend, she donated her Lope Shop winnings from the Thunder […]

Published October 11, 2022

Festival unites campus' film community

GCU digital film students once again proved that filmmaking is not an industry-- but an art and communal experience. Students were given the opportunity to […]

Published October 10, 2022

Family Weekend's return to fall is cheered

Family Weekend was back in its October time slot over the weekend after being combined with Homecoming the last two years because of the pandemic. […]

Published October 10, 2022

Grateful: GCU student crowned Miss Teen USA

Faron Medhi had quite a reaction when she won Miss Teen USA on Saturday. The GCU freshman hopes to bring that excitement not only in […]

Published October 7, 2022

Ethington Theatre scores 6 ariZoni Awards

After earning 24 nominations, the Theatre Department won six ariZoni Awards on Monday night, including three for "The Addams Family." Instructor Michael Kary, who won […]

Published October 6, 2022