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Film features LOPES Academy participant

Lindsey Eaton does not let autism define her. The 28-year-old lives independently, works and is part of the LOPES Academy at GCU. She also was […]

Students volunteer to reach out, change lives

It’s evident that GCU students love to volunteer to help the community. But a new program in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences also […]

2 fun dudes, 2 chewy cookies, 1 cup of love

Two young men selling cookies on campus out of a refurbished camper may sound unusual. But students Hunter Breshears and Michael Blum are selling way […]

Students have another busy spring schedule

The fall was another typical GCU semester – busy. The spring won’t be any different. When students return next week, they can look forward to […]

Engineering a strong entrepreneurial spirit

It’s not unusual to find engineering and technology students starting their own businesses right alongside business students. Their colleges have created a rich entrepreneurial environment […]

A Merry Canyon Christmas

Let there be eats on earth ... and peace on earth, too. The employee holiday party offered a little of both. Tuesday's A Merry Canyon […]

GCU sends electricians charging into the field

For Cheryl Harvey, it was a dream that her late brother would be proud she made real. The inaugural class of 39 in GCU's Pre-Apprenticeship […]

A star is born on Commencement stage

As a child, Addileigh Bowman struggled to clearly speak with a hearing impairment. But with the help of teachers and her parents inspiration she persevered. […]

COE's heart grew 3 sizes in decorating contest

COE Dean Dr. Meredith Critchfield is no Grinch, but she put one on her door. Her idea for an office decoration contest in COE offices […]