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Another STELLAR performance by research group

Erik Yost, Nathan Olsen and Noah Krepela were expecting to compete in the poster presentation portion of the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research […]

Campus mural reflects GCU alum's winding passage

Ruben Hernandez once ran the streets near GCU, getting into trouble and painting graffiti late into the night. But then he was sentenced to serve […]

Doctoral learner is still aiming high at age 80

Dorothy Galiger's role as a military spouse didn't end when her husband retired from the Army. It didn't even end after he died in 2018. […]

Brown has last word(s) on trusting God with your life

Students who made the effort to come back to campus after Thanksgiving break and get to Chapel on Monday were rewarded with another passionate talk […]

GCU alum is Instagram hit with students, teachers

Shay Quitno was terrified. She couldn't sleep. It was her first day ever of teaching a class after graduating from GCU last spring. Quitno shared […]

What's in style at the Lope Shop? Think big

The Lope Shop has a big selection of GCU gear for Christmas shopping, and that's the operative word -- big. Oversize is the style this […]

Acting on faith, Detweiler found place in the arts

Craig Detweiler has had a long career in the arts. He wrote, directed and produced The Disney Channel's "The Duke," and he's the author of […]

CSET to launch new engineering programs next fall

GCU Engineering, which debuted just six years ago, has been making big strides lately. Several of its degree tracks received ABET accreditation, considered the gold […]

Educators share their passions behind teaching

Jason Cantanese, a math teacher at Pueblo Del Sol Elementary School in Phoenix, learned early in his career that the school didn't offer algebra. He […]