Recent News

Choreographer Brianna Macias made a powerful statement with “Silent Screams,” her piece on the issue of human trafficking.

She’s the only senior on the men’s and women’s basketball teams to have played all four years at GCU, starting and finishing her career in Antelope Gym.

Patience is a virtue in today’s world as we struggle to wait for the Lord’s work in our lives, Dean of Students Pastor Tim Griffin told a Chapel audience on Monday.

Wellness Committee event is scheduled to go through May 10, with an individual goal of 10,000 steps (about five miles) daily.

Biology major Reyna Mosley of Peoria has a heart for helping people, and she’s planning on making a career of it.

GCU joins Reimagine Phoenix campaign, vowing to do its part in sustainability efforts.

A solo career of 14 years has kept the Christian music pioneer busy and will bring him to GCU this week on his Hits Deep Tour.

Scott Ridout, who leads an Arizona megachurch, finds parallels between the life of Nehemiah and his own career in the ministry.

HopeFest Phoenix, which benefits the needy and expects to have 25,000 attendees this year, is scheduled for Saturday, April 5, at Chase Field in downtown Phoenix.

GCU’s Canyon Singers, Canyon Chorale and New Life Singers filled First Southern Baptist Church with sacred music in the Masterworks II concert.