Phones weren't silenced in this Golden Lopes class

They got tired of asking their grandchildren to get them unstuck from technology devices. So they came to GCU's campus lugging mobile phones and laptops […]

Published February 23, 2022

GCU reaches the pinnacle of recreation options

Whiling away the hours in your residence hall room just isn't how it's done at GCU, a bustling campus with so many recreation options that […]

Published February 22, 2022

GCU CityServe nears $750,000 of distributed goods

In a little more than five months, GCU CityServe's warehouse has received an estimated $1.5 million of household items and is nearing $750,000 of goods […]

Published February 18, 2022

Fuel cell powers team's space, humanitarian goals

It started out as a simple question from one GCU student to another: "Do you want to send something into space?" Rather than just ponder […]

Published February 17, 2022

Amazingly, bone marrow bonds employee's sons

Morgan McNaughton heard the alarms go off in her head when the pediatrician called. He saw something on the screening of her newborn son, Everett. […]

Published February 17, 2022

Conclusion drawn: Forensic Science Day was a hit

It was a crime that Forensic Science Day didn't happen year, another victim of COVID-19. But the event returned full force on Tuesday. More than […]

Published February 16, 2022

GCU online education innovators led 25-year push

This says it all about how far online education has come: When it first began, the fax machine was the only way to send an […]

Published February 16, 2022

Her focus on philanthropy fits with GCU's culture

Carla Gentles, who has joined the Colangelo College of Business as an entrepreneurship and innovation instructor, has a heart for servant leadership and philanthropy. The […]

Published February 15, 2022

College of Arts and Media: a new era for the arts

It's been quite the year for students in the arts at GCU. One big change: a name change from the College of Fine Arts and […]

Published February 14, 2022