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Love of community helped chart GCU medical director’s path

Dr. Matt Shores’ first love was English. He wanted to be a teacher. But he instead chose medicine. He just wanted to help people and […]

Program passes test in helping students excel on national nursing exam

When nursing graduates cross the stage during commencement, it's not the end of their academic journey. They must then pass a national exam called the […]

College's camp for girls is building a bridge to engineering

Ice pops? They're a common summertime treat. But the fourth through eighth grade girls gathered on the fourth floor of the Engineering Building on Wednesday […]

Interns cracking the code on making robotics course accessible to online students

Interns in the College of Engineering and Technology's Artificial Intelligence/Virtual Reality Lab are working on some mind-blowing projects this summer. One of them involves creating […]

We jumped on the social media trend to celebrate 2016

Social media went nostalgic this year, with influencers and the not-so-influential posting their favorite memories from 2016. GCU Magazine thought it would do the same, […]

GCU medical mission team steps up for Hike for Humanity

They ascended 2,000 feet over 5 miles, from Grano de Oro, at the base of Costa Rica’s Talamanca Mountains, to reach the cloud forest of […]

GCU strengthens connection with Arizona manufacturing community

President Brian Mueller shares university's vision to be manufacturing hub It began with a longboard and a dream for Weston Smith, who would watch his […]

After 17 years in prison, GCU online student helps others who feel lost reconnect

George Nolan said that as long as he could remember, he was a broken person. He spent 17 years in prison because of the choices […]

Researcher who battles sickle cell driven to help others

Dr. Stephan Biheng would struggle through intense pain growing up in Cameroon and, somehow, survived those pain crises. He would learn they were caused by […]