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New doctoral program quickly produces 1st grad

Dr. Mary Dainty's grandmother laid the foundation for her family's academic drive by graduating with her doctorate at a time when women were rare in […]

Spanglish Worship celebrates 'God of all languages'

"I was missing the Hispanic community — the vibe," said GCU sophomore Worship Arts major Briseyda Payan, who missed her home church. So she and […]

Timing tips the scales in Zeigler's weight-loss book

It isn't just about what you eat and what kind of exercises you do. It's also about when you eat and when you exercise. Dr. […]

Ready, set, go: GCU poised to spring into new year

Let's be done with 2021 and look ahead to 2022. The calendar is brimming with events, from the return of Forensic Science Day on Feb. […]

Top stories, photos depict an emotional GCU year

Nine months later, the Oscar Frayer bulletin still is shocking. "What? How could that happen? Not now!" was a typical response to the news that […]

Survey says: Campus food menu is made to order

GCU keeps adding new dining options for students, such as Panera Bread and Kaminari Poke Bar. Also coming soon is Nekter Juice Bar, and Lopes […]

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 […]