Book on scarcity attracts abundant interest

Dr. Mindy Weinstein was doing her dissertation on scarcity in the business world, and then the pandemic hit. That led to her first solo book, […]

Published November 8, 2022

Scholars have a banner day at inductions

Students who demonstrated exceptional work ethic and leadership characteristics were inducted into the National Honors Society of Collegiate Scholars or Alpha Chi Honors Society on […]

Published November 7, 2022

Lopes Go Local special to neighbors, students

It’s hard to tell who gets more out of Lopes Go Local – the GCU students or homeowners in the neighborhood. While Nancy Jeffery certainly […]

Published November 7, 2022

Event beats the drum for indigenous culture

What sounds like just a pounding drum is a reminder of where we all came from. When asked what the drums signify, Leroy Billiman of […]

Published November 4, 2022

Eight alum teachers earn Fiesta Bowl wish

The money will go a long way in the classroom. That's what GCU alumni said Wednesday when GCU College of Education leaders granted eight teachers […]

Published November 3, 2022

Student's ascent gives 'Voice' to God's glory

You'd need a pretty strong imagination to come up with what happened in Austin Montgomery's life the last 3 1/2 years. The GCU student learned […]

Published November 3, 2022

Senior forensic science projects investigated

Does your fingerprint fall into a whorl, arch or loop pattern? And do you know that no two people can write exactly the same way, […]

Published November 2, 2022

How Canyon Angels work pays off for students

Tyler Baldridge is the first GCU student to work for AZ-VC, the state's leading venture capital fund, and he got to where he is thanks […]

Published November 2, 2022

Carter: Don't let life's potholes ruin the ride

Steve Carter delivered a thought-provoking Chapel talk Monday on why we do things we wish we wouldn't do. It usually is triggered, the motivational speaker […]

Published November 1, 2022