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Orphaned refugee, now pastor: Forgiveness is essential

Marcus Doe was driven by vengeance for 20 years. The Redemption Tucson pastor, a refugee from Liberia, was just 9 years old when his mother […]

GCU and celebrities fly their fun flags at Super Bowl event

The stars were on GCU’s campus Saturday for the Celebrity Sweat Flag Football Challenge, and they had glowing reports of what they saw from students […]

Bridges/Larson grant supports film students with Sundance trip

The film department of the College of Arts and Media had the opportunity to take 12 film production majors to the Sundance Film Festival, other […]

Students, Canyon Angels investors make a big splash

Canyon Angels got noticed in the local investment community when a medical technology company that GCU students researched and endorsed to investors recently was acquired […]

Catching the 'bad guys' at Forensic Science Day

It was quite a scene on GCU's campus. There were simulations of blood spatters, crime scenes and evidence aplenty of interest by more than 1,500 […]

Stop wavering: Put God first in your life

Ashley Wooldridge, senior pastor at Christ’s Church of the Valley, talked at Monday’s Chapel about wavering between two choices and how “riding the fences” results […]

Lopes Go Local volunteers plant seeds of kindness

GCU’s students built a garden at Great Hearts Maryvale Preparatory Academy. It was one small act, said Director of Operations Patty Slider, that they probably […]

Student-created Thunder's Threads right fit

If you're shopping at the Lope Shop, you might notice a new clothing line called Thunder's Threads. What's interesting about the casualwear collection is that […]

‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’ brought to life

The Ethington Theatre opens the 2023 academic year with an absurdist tragicomedy “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.” Playwright Tom Stoppard thrusts two minor characters from […]