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GCU Nursing continues to excel on national exam
July 25, 2019, 1 Comments
Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Effective parenting
July 31, 2019, 1 Comments
Chapel schedule this fall features familiar faces
August 05, 2019, 1 Comments
Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: People-pleasing
August 06, 2019, 1 Comments
Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Fixing a broken marriage
August 13, 2019, 1 Comments

GCU statement regarding Arizona Republic, lawsuit
GCU grad Joseph Allen earns the Golden Buzzer on 'America's Got Talent'
Joseph Allen recorded his own 10-song LP, "The College Lifestyle," when he was a student at GCU. But the Digital Film graduate took the next big step in his career, auditioning for "America's Got Talent" and achieving something unimaginable. He received the much sought-after Golden Buzzer from Howie Mandel, which means he automatically advances to the next level of competition -- the live auditions. He also got a Lopes up from judge Julianne Hough and this comment from Simon Cowell, who was amazed by the audience's reaction to him (several Lopes were in the audience) before he even performed: "I tell you what, the WHOLE WORLD should go to your school right now." Added GCU President Brian Mueller: “When I saw the video from 'America’s Got Talent,' I wasn’t surprised at all. He has that kind of effect on people. He’s very enthusiastic, charismatic, people-oriented and has a lot of friends at GCU. When he gets in a setting like that, he just makes people feel good.”
Going up! The inside stories of a building project
The entertainment just keeps building for employees in the Student Life and College of Humanities and Social Sciences buildings -- they get to watch the new Student Advising Services building go up next door. The process has fascinated people so much, GCU Today decided to explain in more detail what they're watching.
Theatre instructor's book seeks to unite actors
It has been about three years since Michael Kary self-published what he once thought to be journals, and now his book, "Acting in Faith: A Christian's Guide," is being published by Kendall Hunt Publishing and distributed to other Christian institutions across the country. In it, Kary teaches students that they can still be proud Christians while also excelling in the acting profession. Kary believes that differences between the entertainment industry and Christianity have led to both sides holding misunderstood views about each other and hopes his book will help clear up some of the misconceptions that exist.
COE's Meyer remembered for innovation, devotion
Gina Meyer, a member of the College of Education staff and adjunct faculty since 2008, died of breast cancer on Tuesday. She will be remembered for always looking for ways to incorporate innovative technology tools to bring the course content alive for her online students, advocating for her students, serving as a resource for the online adjunct faculty ... and how much she loved GCU.