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Five questions with Andrea Northup

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published as the "5-on-5" feature in the November 2024 issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins on […]

GCU's 'Diary of Anne Frank' honors anniversary of Auschwitz liberation

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow On Jan. 27, 1945, Soviet Union army troops liberated Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Holocaust concentration camp. This week marked the […]

GCU alum, mom of three, pro boxer fights through adversity

Bosque Farms, New Mexico, professional boxer Kat "La Guera Pistolera" Lindenmuth stands at 4 feet 11 inches tall. But she proves size is no measure […]

Take advantage of mentors' wisdom, sports executive advises

Peter Luukko relished the advice he received from several mentors on the way to his climb as a hockey and sports venue executive. Luukko was […]

To GCU alumnus, national award is from putting kids first

Luke Kanine is the kind of small-town educator who not only teaches middle school P.E. and Spanish but serves as the behavior interventionist. He also […]

Student body candidates cycle through laundry prices, more at forum

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Ice machines emerged as the big issue in Monday’s forum between two teams running for student body president and […]

Be the bison and, with God's help, power through the storm, pastor preaches

Grace Community Church pastor Des Wadsworth implored a Monday Chapel audience to follow the lead of a bison that fights through storms instead of running […]

Doritos, aliens, 'Beast Games,' the Super Bowl ... and a GCU grad

Some fans look forward to the Super Bowl to watch their favorite football team play. Some tune in for the halftime show. Others are in […]

TEDxGCU members set tone for high school students

Any nervousness from 94 students representing three high schools faded gradually during the TEDxGCU Catalyst workship at the Colangelo College of Business lobby. Ainsley Ross, […]