Recent News

GCU instructor's film explores pastor burnout

Doing God's work doesn't prevent pastors from getting burned out. College of Arts and Media instructor Jeff Breuer sought to explore the challenges pastors face […]

De Gregorio speaks at state conference

Area Chair of Mechanical Engineering Dr. Michael De Gregorio, recently named a KEEN Engineering Unleashed Fellow, represented GCU at the recent Arizona Conference on Roads […]

Sea of students walks in waves to show unity

A collaboration between ASGCU and the Multicultural Office resulted in what they called the "One Lope" Un1ty Walk. The colorful flags and face paint were […]

What's in a name? God knows, says Griffin

Dr. Tim Griffin, Vice President of Student Affairs, Dean of Students and University Pastor, spoke at Chapel about his nicknames over the years, from “Griff” […]

Looking back, looking forward after stray bullet incident

In the aftermath of the off-campus incident Wednesday evening that resulted in a stray bullet injuring a GCU student while he was on campus, we […]

Bringing comfort to children in Hurricane Ian

As a Hurricane Katrina survivor, GCU graduate student Mimi Hymel knows how it feels to escape a natural disaster. She is using that experience to […]

GCU superheroes answer call for teachers

Just how much GCU students have answered the emergency of teacher shortages is even clearer this fall, when 278 students earned paying jobs as student […]

GCU CityServe looks to build on early success

It’s been a whirlwind year for GCU CityServe, the University’s most ambitious initiative yet in serving the community. In that first year, the outreach ministry […]

Coding with My Girls forges new connections

GCU’s Society of Engineers and Technology Clubs came together with Women in Cybersecurity (WiCys) to host this semester's Coding with My Girls on Saturday. Thirty […]