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Student government candidates' pitch to lead is personal

GCU sophomores Ashley Cote and David Pritchard shared not only what inspired them to want to lead student government but what gets them up in […]

Beware of the tempter, New City pastor warns

Spending too much time on the computer? That can lead to temptation and sin, Pastor Brian Kruckenberg of New City Church warns at Chapel Monday […]

All hands on deck to help sailor achieve dream of becoming officer

GCU strives to make higher education available to all, including military active duty and retired veterans. Dean Jensen, currently serving in the Navy, rediscovered his […]

GCU alum selected to serve on national STEM diversity project

Oscar Edwards possessed more than 40 years of experience in various industries and held bachelor's and master's degrees from UCLA. But earning a doctoral degree […]

Entrepreneurial student threads ways to prevent trafficking

Elise Whitman was shocked to see the neighborhood around the GCU campus wasn't like her hometown of Terre Haute, Indiana. So the entrepreneurial studies major […]

Spirit Programs win 2nd straight Game Day title at nationals

GCU keeps piling up wins at the nationals. The Lopes squad that included Cheer, Dance, Thundering Heard Pep Band and Thunder won the Game Day […]

Loss of vision, hearing isn't final note for GCU alumnus, pianist

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Brenden Sorensen’s fingers fly up and down the keyboard of the Kawai grand piano, sending the notes soaring on […]

Switch in majors speaks volumes for GCU alum

Connie Tsang's change in majors led to her earning a master's degree in business administration management that enabled her to open her speech therapy business […]

Serendipity abounds on College of Education leaders' 75th podcast

They went from the first “robot episode” of tightly reading a script to the easy banter and friendly vibes of a recently dropped 75th podcast […]