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No stopping God's work, Mueller tells Chapel

GCU President Brian Mueller is a staunch believer in the value of hard work. In the first Chapel of the semester Monday, he explained how […]

Film features LOPES Academy participant

Lindsey Eaton does not let autism define her. The 28-year-old lives independently, works and is part of the LOPES Academy at GCU. She also was […]

Students volunteer to reach out, change lives

It’s evident that GCU students love to volunteer to help the community. But a new program in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences also […]

Spring Chapel schedule has feel of familiarity

The spring semester Chapel schedule is out, and it contains a lot of names that should be familiar to regular attendees. There’s one newcomer and […]

Knowledge Base sparks bright doctoral ideas

GCU’s new Qualitative and Quantitative Knowledge Base is designed to help doctoral learners navigate the dissertation process. It’s like a one-stop shop of information and […]

Women in Business going and growing strong

The Women in Business Club has grown to almost 700 members in a little more than a year, and its kickoff event this fall produced […]

Students have another busy spring schedule

The fall was another typical GCU semester – busy. The spring won’t be any different. When students return next week, they can look forward to […]

Stories behind year's most memorable photos

There's nothing like a great photo to capture the drama and emotion of a good story. It's worth much more than a thousand words -- […]

GCU year in review puts accent on the new

The review of 2022 at GCU is all about the new. If it seemed as if the University was introducing a program or making a […]