The November issue of GCU Magazine, available digitally here, explains in detail how the University's Christian worldview governs its approach to teaching science. Senior writer Lana Sweeten-Shults' in-depth report includes two other stories, on a virtual-reality project students are doing to bring the Bible to life and on students' responses to an end-of-course survey asking how GCU's integration of faith and science affected their personal faith. Other stories in this issue include inside looks at a growing trend in the Worship Arts program, basketball star Alessandro Lever's improbable transition from Italy to GCU, the popularity of the new esports facility in the Technology Building, and how the College of Humanities and Social Sciences helped a student earn and then prosper in a major New York internship.
