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GCU CityServe nears $750,000 of distributed goods

In a little more than five months, GCU CityServe's warehouse has received an estimated $1.5 million of household items and is nearing $750,000 of goods […]

Fuel cell powers team's space, humanitarian goals

It started out as a simple question from one GCU student to another: "Do you want to send something into space?" Rather than just ponder […]

Amazingly, bone marrow bonds employee's sons

Morgan McNaughton heard the alarms go off in her head when the pediatrician called. He saw something on the screening of her newborn son, Everett. […]

Conclusion drawn: Forensic Science Day was a hit

It was a crime that Forensic Science Day didn't happen year, another victim of COVID-19. But the event returned full force on Tuesday. More than […]

GCU online education innovators led 25-year push

This says it all about how far online education has come: When it first began, the fax machine was the only way to send an […]

Her focus on philanthropy fits with GCU's culture

Carla Gentles, who has joined the Colangelo College of Business as an entrepreneurship and innovation instructor, has a heart for servant leadership and philanthropy. The […]

College of Arts and Media: a new era for the arts

It's been quite the year for students in the arts at GCU. One big change: a name change from the College of Fine Arts and […]

These sisters act on athleticism to spread Gospel

When GCU Today photographer Ralph Freso spotted two habit-wearing nuns streaking down the field in the middle of campus, he had to take some shots. […]

'Burning' desire: Students seek smiles in rom-com

If you're looking for something to do for Valentine's weekend, Ethington Theatre has the solution. The College of Fine Arts and Production's performance of Christopher […]