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GCU master's student honored by Navajo Nation

Stacy Etsitty's grandmother passed on to her the Navajo teachings of self-reliance and self-determination -- something she has held onto as she earned her bachelor's […]

Baja mission trip was moving for Honors students

A group of 19 Honors College students devoted their spring break to serving the community in Baja, Mexico and helped with door-to-door house visits, community […]

Commuters embrace their 'home away from home'

Commuter students have their own special place to experience the welcoming spirit of the GCU campus: The Commuter Lounge provides plenty of activities to stimulate […]

'Assume competence,' says Ms. Wheelchair Arizona

Ms. Wheelchair Arizona Brooke Brown told a class of College of Education students Wednesday to always assume competence in your students, no matter their limitations. […]

My LopeLife: Cardon Center grows confidence, faith

Lindsey Eaton says her autism doesn't stop her from achieving her dreams. GCU's L.O.P.E.S Academy at the Cardon Center, in turn, has helped her achieve […]

Guitar instructor releases groundbreaking album

After never hearing about Élisabeth Jacquet de La Guerre, the first woman to compose an opera in France, in any of his formal musical training, […]

Confidence is key, say women STEM leaders

“You’ve got to get that handshake down, ladies,” Susan Detwiler told GCU's students at Tuesday's Women in STEM panel. “It’s got to be confident. It’s […]

GCU student becomes 1st to intern at appeals court

Jackson Billings wants to be a judge someday. What better place to start than the Arizona Court of Appeals? He became the first GCU student […]

Behavioral health conference to explore post-COVID world

The fifth annual Behavioral Health and Social Services Conference, scheduled to be held virtually April 4, will include a dual emphasis for students and professionals […]