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Family programs give parents clear view of GCU

GCU's Parent and Family Programs keep parents in touch with what their children are doing on campus. Parents who want to get even more involved […]

GCU alumni co-author medical journal response paper

GCU News Bureau GCU alumni Thomas Varkey, John Varkey and Zachary Merhavy are co-authors of a paper, “Learning or Memorization: Self-Directed Medical School Curriculum and […]

Dance team wins another Game Day national title

The GCU Dance team won its fifth national title in four years at the USA Collegiate Championship in Anaheim, California on Saturday. Game Day is […]

Alcorn is well-versed in God's multiplying mercy

Trusting God is a step-by-step process, Nancy Alcorn told Chapel on Monday, and you have to be committed without knowing what's ahead. That's how she […]

ROTC Day shows prospects a glimpse of military life

Hayley Troyer of Indiana threw a grenade on campus this weekend but don't worry. It wasn't live ammunition. It was a chance to get a […]

GCU-Habitat partnership reaches major milestones

GCU's partnership with Habitat for Humanity passed two major milestones Saturday -- 1,000 repairs and 400 homes. Lopes Go Local (formerly Serve the City) was […]

STEM savvy launched at MESA Regional Design Day

What better way to cap off National Engineers Week on Saturday than with a multiple-challenge STEM event? High school and middle school students delved into […]

ACE science LEAD's Kahoot! reboot a success

When Dylan Huttenlocher was a freshman, he remembered attending Kahoot review sessions that helped him so much as he prepared for exams. It's why the […]

GCU unveils scholarships for Arizona foster children

You could tell Thursday meant a lot to GCU. The Student Union was packed. The governor was here. The announcement of new Fostering Futures Scholarships […]