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Fritz graces Chapel with story of Mephibosheth

It probably isn't a stretch to suggest that not many people in the Chapel audience had heard of Mephibosheth before Monday. They have now thanks […]

GCU students assist in community cleanup

About 20 GCU students picked up trash on Saturday and discovered the treasure of community. The students volunteered for the fifth Love Our Community Street […]

GCU went the extra mile this fall, and so did grads

The last of seven makeup Commencements was Monday, so it's an opportunity to show just how GCU helped graduates make up for the pandemic’s delays, […]

After just 1 meeting, Women in Business Club is a hit

The first meeting of the new Women in Business Club drew more than 130 attendees. Pretty impressive, right? Actually, it was just getting started. Within […]

GCU cadets march with veterans who made history

Separated only by generations and many wars, GCU ROTC cadets who marched in a Veterans Day parade were struck by the sweep of history on […]

Students give Colangelo a glimpse of his legacy

Dr. Randy Gibb, dean of the Colangelo College of Business, wanted his college's namesake, Jerry Colangelo, and advisory board to hear directly from students who […]

Speaker shows students diverse paths to law school

It was perfect timing for senior Alani Perkins. The senior is taking the Law School Admission Test this weekend that could get her into law […]

GCU CityServe wraps arms around those in need

“We came here 13 years ago and we thought we had a plan, but who could have guessed the plan would have turned out like […]

Wishes come true for alums via Fiesta Bowl Charities

GCU alumnus Kennent Sandoval was discouraged. He had a lot of students at Maurice C. Cash Elementary School who wanted to join band but not […]