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Serve the City, CityServe brighten homeowners' day

Homeowners on Saturday got a big surprise. Not only did about 200 GCU students descend on their homes to complete landscaping and painting projects, but […]

GCU Magazine delivers with story on CityServe

CityServe and GCU -- it's a match made in heaven. Co-founder Dave Donaldson says the University is the perfect partner for the program that will […]

Doctoral degree helped him fulfill a lifelong dream

Dr. Corey Shaun Owens knew when he was 12 that he would need a doctorate to achieve his goal of becoming a college professor. He […]

ACE Centers again offer in-person academic support

Like everything else during the pandemic, the Academic Career & Excellence Centers -- the go-to spots on campus for free peer-to-peer tutoring -- went virtual, […]

Culture shines bright at Dia de los Muertos display

The annual Dia de los Muertos celebration kicked off Monday with a display in front of the Lope Shop. Students can share memories of deceased […]

After 40 years of valleys, woman commences to peak

Jo Harper waited 40 years to get her bachelor's degree. She faced dyslexia, car accidents, alcoholism and many other challenges. So the Los Angeles woman, […]

Hommel throws a curve in on-target Chapel pitch

Brian Hommel was the Chapel speaker Monday, but he decided to share the stage with another former baseball player, Tyler Keele. Together, they told stories […]

Scholarship winner eager to give back to community

After GCU student Angel Cervantes recently won an Arizona Justice Educators Association Scholarship, he gave credit to everyone else. That includes his parents, who run […]

Older students keep learning through Golden Lopes

The new Golden Lopes program, designed to give older learners an opportunity to keep their minds sharp, began this month. It kicked off with a […]