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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. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

These sisters act on athleticism to spread Gospel

When GCU Today photographer Ralph Freso spotted two habit-wearing nuns streaking down the field in the middle of campus, he had to take some shots. […]

'Burning' desire: Students seek smiles in rom-com

If you're looking for something to do for Valentine's weekend, Ethington Theatre has the solution. The College of Fine Arts and Production's performance of Christopher […]

Ambassador of Brazil draws big crowd for GCU talk

Dr. Sherman Elliott, dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, says Wednesday's presentation by Nestor Forster Jr. was the most popular yet in […]

STELLAR makes final push as space launch nears

After just 11 months since it was officially formed, the STELLAR group is on the cusp of sending its first project, a microbial fuel cell, […]