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Candidates share their visions for growing campus

Candidates for student government laid out ways to improve the lives of students Monday in a Meet the Candidates forum at Ethington Theatre. The two […]

Watt shows Chapel how to build on deconstruction

We have so many questions about life and all of its challenges. It is inevitable, Josh Watt of Redemption North Mountain said in his Chapel […]

GCU team scales extensive tegu lizard study

Invasive tegu lizards have become a big problem in Florida, where they eat alligator, crocodile and sea turtle eggs. But they're also incredibly intelligent and […]

Food for thought: GCU promotes healthy eating

Burger-and-fries fare? Pizza and tacos? It's a recipe for culinary heaven for most college students. But sometimes even college students look to healthier options, particularly […]

Golden Lopes opens more classes to older adults

Peter Onni was in a retirement funk. Then last fall he heard about GCU Golden Lopes, a new program for older learners and inspired by […]

GCU instructor again invited to play at Clarinet Fest

Another year, another opportunity for GCU clarinet instructor Tim Haas to represent the College of Fine Arts and Production at Clarinet Fest. At this year's […]

GCU Dance team inspires at national competition

The GCU Dance team won third in Jazz and fourth in Game Day of the Universal Dance Association's national championships in Florida last weekend. The […]

GCU Cheer team takes home another national title

The excellence of GCU's Cheer team is no secret on campus, but it's becoming well known across the country. The team won the Open Coed […]

Passion for diversity, inclusion unmasked at ball

The Multicultural Office kicked off the spring semester Thursday night at Antelope Gymnasium with Project L, a masquerade-themed formal that included free masks, a photo […]