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Allocate to Elevate never on back burner for one team

Office of Financial Aid Vice President Chris Arnold sees firsthand how Allocate to Elevate impacts his community. He remembers receiving a letter, written on grade-school, […]

Nearly 800 tested at community COVID event

Just before the first COVID vaccines were administered to health care workers on Monday, GCU was the site of a free-of-charge, community COVID Testing Blitz. […]

Food box distribution a bright light for GCU partners

“I can’t even put into words the impact this will have for some of our families,” Westwood Elementary School Assistant Principal Paige Bodam said at […]

Christmas tree-lighting event offers new hope

GCU's Christmas tree lighting ushered in a new season of hope Thursday night outside Canyon 49 Grill. Hot chocolate, Christmas cookies and roaring fires warmed […]

GCU-CityServe partnership delivers to those in need

Students volunteers had the chance to roll up their sleeves Wednesday for the USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Program distribution event at the 27th […]

Lecture reveals rising pandemic substance abuse

Denise Krupp was shocked by what was happening during the pandemic. People were drinking more and dying more of drug overdoses. Isolation is one of […]

Creating a culture of college-goers ... virtually

The road to college for many students begins with Thunder Vision, a GCU student-led program designed to create a culture of college-goers. Attendees visit the […]

GCU's students on target for campus togetherness

This semester has been like no other. But GCU's leaders and students adapted to the pandemic. They went to class in face coverings, gathered outdoors […]

Havocs leaders ready to jump-start basketball season

Leading one of the nation's most exuberant student cheering sections is like riding a wild bronco. But Havoc leaders Joshua Gillespie, president, and Grace Haskins, […]