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Going up! The inside stories of a building project
May 28, 2019, 2 Comments
GCU grad Joseph Allen earns the Golden Buzzer on 'America's Got Talent'
June 05, 2019, 2 Comments
Theatre instructor's book seeks to unite actors
May 30, 2019, 1 Comments
Salute Our Troops changes lives of vets, volunteers
May 23, 2019, 1 Comments
Software is il-Loom-inating for online students
May 20, 2019, 0 Comments

Cherished adjunct teacher, mentor fighting cancer
Members of the College of Education are praying for Joe Popma, an adjunct faculty member since 1994 who is battling cancer. Popma, who has been teaching for 66 years, worked as faculty in GCU’s first distance learning program, which delivered content via VHS tape, and helped develop GCU’s first online program, M.Ed. in Education Administration. He also was a faculty supervisor for teacher candidates as well as principal interns.
Slideshow: 'Godspell'
Unger brings musical message of unity to Chapel
The final Chapel talk of the spring semester was more than just a talk. Justin Unger of Likewise Worship Collective performed songs before discussing the importance of using music to bring people together at church services -- not have separate services for different age groups.
Class of 2019 sizes up four big years of growth
The Class of 2019 got to GCU at a time when the campus was starting to really grow. The soon-to-be graduates have a lot of thoughts about what they've seen.
Losing both legs couldn't stop march to doctorate
Five years, 13 operations and yet another leg amputation later, and Eric Gabriel has reached the finish line on his journey to earning his doctoral degree. After living with one leg for the past 25 years, Gabriel learned in November to adjust to life with no legs, all while finishing up his doctoral studies. "If I didn’t have GCU and my schoolwork to do, I would have gone crazy. You know I don’t even know where I would be today," he said.