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Faculty to explore meaning of human flourishing

The first One Foundation Lunch and Learn of the 2021-22 academic year is scheduled for Monday, and this year's topic offers faculty a topic ripe […]

Online student returns lost WWII medals to family

History buff Joseph Fox was looking to add to his collection of antiques when he ventured out to West Virginia's Largest Yard Sale. But something […]

Engineering shops, clubs show what they can do

Mechanical engineering junior Savannah Moffitt dreams of becoming an automotive engineer, though when she first started classes at GCU, she was wary of working in […]

No Halo-lucination: GCU switches to its own LMS

Ground students have a new learning management system (LMS) to go with their new classes this fall. As they transition from LoudCloud to Halo Learn, […]

Want Jesus’ attention? Serve with mercy, grace

When GCU President Brian Mueller looks at the campus and how it has evolved over the past 13 years, he knows all those things could […]

GCU celebrates release of Canyon Worship 2021

The official release of Canyon Worship 2021 on Monday was cause for celebration, but the student artists have long been celebrating their opportunity to work […]

Cardon Center accents possibilities, not disabilities

Emma Cardon wants to be everything: a lawyer, a judge, a teacher, and now, she wants to perform under the bright lights on a theatre […]

Musical murder mystery set to mystify audiences

From murders to trap doors and secret passageways, there's something for every mystery fan to enjoy this weekend as the theatre department returns to Ethington […]

GCU grad recalls her time as nurse in Afghanistan

Reading the news from Afghanistan in the past month was enough to bring GCU nursing alumna and former Air Force critical care nurse Christine Collins […]