Recent News

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

GCU Today has a new look for its website and magazine designed to give readers more of the content they want, in a format that is cleaner and easier to navigate.

The Oxfam America Hunger Banquet used the luck of the draw to show how 2.5 billion of the world’s population live in poverty, with 870 million going hungry every day.

Brian Kruckenberg, senior pastor of New City Church, says “God’s things last and man’s do not” and “everything good comes from God.”

GCU students have heard about hunger and poverty, and some have experienced it. An event on campus on Thursday is about to bring them face-to-face with these critical global issues.

The third annual competition, which will stage its final round in late March before an impressive panel of judges, has been fine-tuned and expects to attract dozens of entries.

The guru of servant leadership is back on top of his game, thanks to a commitment to lose weight that involved some of his own business principles.

God doesn’t mind using ordinary, sinful people to accomplish His divine purposes, says the pastor from Redemption Church in metro Phoenix.

Among the issues to be discussed by a team that has launched a review of GCU’s PhD in psychology is whether learners in the program should be required to attend dissertation “boot camps” to hone their research skills and work collaboratively.

The Learning Lounge, GCU’s high school tutoring program, is in expansion mode this semester — more students, more tutors, more food and more evidence of its success.