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Cyber program earns prestigious National Security Agency designation

A second program in GCU's College of Engineering and Technology received a stamp of approval from the National Security Agency recently. The NSA named the […]

GCU handles bulk for doctoral transfer

Transferring from a university can be challenging because some credits might not accepted. But GCU accepted all of Yvonne Schneider's credits as a bulk transfer, […]

GCU students inspired to pursue filmmaking dreams at Sundance

Twelve student winners from GCU's film festival and pitch fest got to attend the Sundance Film Festival late January. Accompanied by College of Arts and […]

Colangelo Servant Leadership recipients generate tears, gratitude

The fourth annual Colangelo Servant Leadership Awards ceremony brought tears to Brandy Labinjo, one of four honorees. The award is significant as it honors those […]

A student social club that fights for fun

Student social clubs are on the rise at GCU and none is more visible and eccentric than the Medieval Combat Club whose members battle with […]

Building long-term trust highlights Missions Conference

Taking a quick trip between semesters to serve on a mission isn't bad. But making a long-term commitment can provide a greater service to God. […]

Students offer heartfelt observations on Black History Month

Students didn't only eat delicious wings and greens. They offered thoughts on history and their own roots during the Multicultural Office’s Black History Month celebration […]

Faith, integrity in the workplace focus of GCU panel talk

"If money is your motivation, you'll run out of fuel." "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." "How do I represent […]

Students encouraged to become integrous leaders and 'integrity tigers'

Honors College concluded Integrity Week Thursday afternoon with a luncheon hosted by Gregg Ostro, CEO of Integrity Summit. Students gathered in the Honors College lounge […]