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Skateboarding nonprofit flips for foster children

Michael Shapiro remembers when he and his roommate were practically the only skateboarders at GCU. These days, it's hard not to see a skateboarder whizzing […]

GCU's Multicultural Office opens window to diversity

Multicultural Office Director Donald Glenn views diversity as a stained glass window made up of different sizes, colors and textures, each piece beautiful in its […]

Kufryk sheds light on photosynthesis research

For Dr. Galyna Kufryk, few things are as amazing as plants, which can take sunlight, carbon dioxide, water and chlorophyll and create their own source […]

Flag unfurled on multiculturalism at Un1ty One event

It was a busy week for the Multicultural, Diversity and Inclusion Office, which culminated Un1ty One Week with Worship Night and the Parade of the […]

Students talk the (culture) talk, walk the (art) walk

Ajienne Lambey felt helpless over the summer watching all the social unrest on TV. So she expressed her emotions through her artwork and looked inward […]

Lopes fans! ARE YOU READY ... for Dr. Danuser?

Paul Danuser is widely known on campus as an exuberant public address announcer for GCU Athletics. But in his other life as an Assistant Professor […]

Nutritional Sciences program grows fast, adds lab

In just one year, the College of Science, Engineering and Technology's new Nutritional Sciences program has grown to include almost 100 students, and the college […]

GCU's Farris talks AI on AZ TechTalk panel Tuesday

Phoenix has become a hub for technology, IT and software companies in the last decade, so much so that publications have pondered whether it is […]

GCU programs earn prestigious ABET accreditation

GCU wanted to go where the jobs were, which is why it opened the College of Science, Engineering and Technology in 2014. Today, the college […]