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A woman's grief turns to celebration with GCU colleagues

When instructional assistant Dr. Cathryn Warren had two miscarriages, she turned to assistant professor Jillian Hartman, who had been through the same misfortune. Through the […]

Published March 16, 2023

Second consecutive GCU grad wins 'Oscars of teaching'

Dion Jones says he's a

Published March 15, 2023

Golden Lopes sharpen literary prowess in memoir class

Since the Golden Lopes learning series started in the 2021-22 academic year, registrations have doubled, said Homer Drew, who proposed the idea for program for […]

Published March 14, 2023

GCU business student shows sum skills on 'The Price is Right'

Viewers of “The Price is Right” will see student Kira Brown wearing her GCU shirt on the game show on Tuesday on CBS, answering the […]

Published March 13, 2023

She escaped the war in Ukraine and found refuge at GCU

Nika Solovei escaped the war in Ukraine and, with only a backpack of belongings, made it to America alone. But with the help of her […]

Published March 9, 2023

Yo, this guy shows he can yo-yo at GCU's Got Talent

A shy student who practices his skill every day electrified the crowd of the first GCU’s Got Talent competition Tuesday night in GCU Arena. Junior […]

Published March 8, 2023

Green Week features a man and his mission to wear your good

What started as an inspiration to wheel a rack of used T-shirts downtown to give away to the homeless became a business that desires to […]

Published March 7, 2023

Move forward, be who God is calling you to be

Brian Kruckenberg, Lead Pastor of New City Church, returned to GCU Chapel and spoke about how sometimes we linger on unimportant things, whether it’s TikTok […]

Published March 7, 2023

Marathon reading shares 'evergreen' 200-year-old novel

Literature broke out on campus Friday. Students took turns reading passages from the 1818 novel “Frankenstein” in a Marathon Reading 4 event that was relevant […]

Published March 6, 2023