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Naegeli promoted to dean of growing Honors College

If you would have told Dr. Breanna Naegeli, when she first started working for the Honors College, that less than a decade later that she […]

Faculty made One Foundation discussions flourish

"Human Flourishing: Embracing Our Purpose," the One Foundation topic for the 2021-22 academic year, sparked six deep discussions among GCU faculty. What made it even […]

Students' creative writing marches to many drums

Her seventh-grade teacher told her that her writing was awful. But Paige Walker kept at it, fought through her dyslexia and the death of a […]

Parents, Oreos and prayers supply Fuel for Finals

The stickers read "Yes you can." The Oreos said why not.? A creamy filling and encouragement were part of Fuel for Finals that parents handed […]

GCU mourns the loss of two unforgettable students

The shock of the auto accident that claimed the lives of GCU students Chelsea Valladares and Kelli Ingle still hasn't worn off, but the Celebration […]

GCU helps stem teaching, nursing shortages

Teachers have a lot on their plate. They're challenged not just by teaching Shakespeare and algebra, but by students' behavioral problems, their social-emotional concerns and […]

Teacher takes alternative pathway to her dream

Maria Vinch had been a social worker and an office worker, but the kind of work she really wanted was to teach children. In August, […]

Honors Research Symposium highlights diversity

For the first time, the presentations at Monday's Learning Community and Research Symposium were from five different colleges. Each one highlighted students' heart for service […]

Students turn final Chapel into jump with God's joy

They brought so much energy to campus events all year, it wasn't a complete surprise when students rushed the stage and sang and jumped for […]