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From AI to scooters, magazine focuses on how GCU keeps moving forward

The August issue of GCU Magazine, which arrives today, plugs into artificial intelligence and how the university aims to become a leader in AI-driven learning. […]

Prevailing to teach: 'I am a strong woman'

Elizabeth Kuehne was born deaf. But after encouragement from her late adoptive mother and from a GCU university counselor, this summer she began work online […]

Through war memoir, alumna who served in Afghanistan nurses others

It took 15 years, but Christine Collins was ready to tell her story in hopes of recognized those who sacrificed their lives in Afghanistan and […]

A paraprofessional finds understanding among differences

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of three stories on paraprofessional students. Click here for the first in the series. Lyretha Abu-Shanab never gave it a […]

New Center for Worship Arts director seeks balance in teaching, serving

New GCU director for the Center of Worship Arts Moises Felipe believes it's important for him to continue serving as a pastor at Church for […]

Second '15 for 15' series features Gospel of Mark

GCU's second 15-for-15 series will be unveiled this fall, with its focus on the Gospel of Mark. This series studies the story of Jesus, with […]

GCU College of Arts and Media students teach theatre in Japan

Five College of Arts and Media students recently travelled to Japan to teach theatre to schoolchildren. They visited various schools and taught students acting exercises, […]

The world was not handed to them, but at GCU they raised a hand to teach

They often didn't have it easy in life, yet classroom paraprofessionals help the most vulnerable of K12 students. And GCU is helping those paraprofessionals, including […]

A new era for Lope Shop

If you need a break while looking for GCU attire at Lope Shop during Welcome Week, you might be lucky enough to find a couple […]