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Fall Parking for Faculty, Staff to Use Shuttle Service Initially

Faculty and staff are asked to park at the remote lot on 27th Avenue north of Camelback Road from Thursday, Aug. 23, through Tuesday, Sept. […]

Former Basketball All-American Returns to GCU as Doctoral Learner

David Everett has fond memories of the 1974-75 NAIA national championship team, and he's just as excited about what lies ahead for his alma mater. […]

GCU’s Team Doctor Named President of A.T. Still University

Over the better part of 30 years, Dr. Craig Phelps had a love affair with GCU and was known to Antelope athletes, coaches and athletic […]

Branning Coming of Age After Showing at Olympic Trials

GCU swimmer Michael Branning's showing at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha, Neb., puts him in a good position for a bid in 2016.

Ticket Surge Seen as Good Trade by Russ Pennell

As a perk and incentive, GCU men's basketball coach Russ Pennell offered to put on a free basketball clinic for kids whose parents purchased a […]

'Lopes Pass Is Ticket to Sweetheart Deal for Basketball Fans

GCU's new season-ticket package for basketball isn't free, but it's pretty darn close. The cost averages out to 66 cents per general-admission seat and includes […]

Slideshow: GCU Soccer Hosts Camp for Neighborhood

Coaches and members of the GCU women's soccer team hosted neighborhood children for a soccer camp on June 16. Children with roots in 17 different […]

Golfer Jesse Mueller Hopes to Build on Strong Showing at U.S. Open

The oldest son of GCU's CEO, Brian Mueller, played well on the big stage of last weekend's tournament in San Francisco, finishing with a flourish, […]

Summer Cancer-Campers Enjoy Break at GCU

A group of 12 children from the American Cancer Society’s Camp Sunrise summer program joined GCU’s Jose Moreno and Sussely Morales for basketball, bowling, and […]