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Nurse who made the move to the U.S. finds passion in teaching

Jan Kear, who's from Manchester, England, was working as a nurse when her husband, a factory-trained Rolls-Royce technician, told her, "We're moving to America!" after […]

COE alums add to long list of educator awards

When Cody (Wyoming) High School Principal Nathan Tedjeske recently won a prestigious national educator award, he joined a ever-growing list of GCU alumni honorees that […]

GCU faculty a 'catalyzing force' at HLC conference

When Higher Learning Commission Annual Conference first-timer Rick Holbeck stepped into the room where he was invited to present a talk, he was floored at […]

GCU CityServe feeds hope at food distribution event

GCU CityServe partnered up with Feed the Children and Reborn Church on Monday morning to host a food-distribution drive-through for families in need. Families were […]

The grace a cop-turned-teacher found at GCU

She was a New Jersey police officer who saw what happened to kids on the street with challenges. She became a classroom teacher to hear […]

Officer, newly commissioned at GCU, carries on family's military tradition

Seventeen cadets were appointed Friday as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army during GCU's Army ROTC Commissioning Ceremony at Ethington Theatre. The honor was especially […]

GCU business students negotiate a few wins

GCU doesn't offer negotiation classes, but professor Niraj Kohli alerted a select few of his students about a college negotiation tournament. Parker Boynton immediately pounced […]

With new book, GCU athletic trainer goes 'Beyond the Game'

GCU athletic trainer Chris Elliott could not deny how God was speaking to him when he had an idea for targeting athletes of all ages […]

Childhelp assistant, GCU alum's difficult experiences empower her to do good

Paityn Reece’s life came full circle when she arrived at GCU. Her freshman year, she applied for a job at Childhelp, not realizing her connection […]