Eight alum teachers earn Fiesta Bowl wish

The money will go a long way in the classroom. That's what GCU alumni said Wednesday when GCU College of Education leaders granted eight teachers […]

Published November 3, 2022

Senior forensic science projects investigated

Does your fingerprint fall into a whorl, arch or loop pattern? And do you know that no two people can write exactly the same way, […]

Published November 2, 2022

GCU Day of Giving proves doubly successful

Lope Nation went global as donors around the world supported GCU students in the second annual Day of Giving. See how much was donated. Hint: […]

Published October 28, 2022

Was missing her flight divine intervention?

Tracy Anderson, an online student from Illinois, had conquered her own demons and was excited to be at the airport to fly to Phoenix for […]

Published October 26, 2022

Boxing meals, and serving hope, for Ukraine

GCU’s goal was 2,000 volunteers, but as usual, the University surpassed that goal, with some 2,600 volunteers registered for Sunday’s meal-packing event for Ukraine, organized […]

Published October 24, 2022

Literature breaks out in middle of campus

The words flowed on campus Thursday for National Day on Writing, a day to celebrate writing in all its forms. And it wasn't just the […]

Published October 21, 2022

Character Center's retreat explores 'what it is to be good'

"It's not what is right or wrong, but what it is to be good," said Tony Klemmer, describing the three-day Wisdom for Good retreat he […]

Published October 21, 2022

Honeywell Day builds on student interest

Students are accustomed to companies visiting campus, but Honeywell stopped by for a full-immersion visit on steroids for Honeywell Day. More than a dozen representatives […]

Published October 19, 2022

Her story of resilience through 9/11, COVID

Elizabeth Gerena, a child of Puerto Rican immigrants who grew up in public housing in New York, could have had a bleak future if not […]

Published October 17, 2022