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Mackey shows how to make God's '-ships' come in

Terry Mackey of Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church brought his usual verve to Chapel on Monday with a talk about Psalm 23. Reciting the six verses […]

Calling all alumni! GCU is bringing events to you

An expanded list of Lopes on the Road events highlights the Alumni Relations calendar for the 2021-22 academic year. From Seattle to Texas, from Chicago […]

Commencement to culminate her 16-year journey

When Desiree Ortiz put her education on hold 16 years ago, all she could think about was caring for her daughter, who was born with […]

Technical Director creating big goals, tiny house

Carolyn "Carrie" Hurst is playing an important role in bringing theatre performances back inside Ethington Theatre, and she's also undertaking an interesting personal project: She […]

GCU, Schwab invest in students with finance center

GCU's students don't have to travel all the way to New York to learn about the world of finance. They can do so right here […]

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, […]