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Habitat-GCU partnership keeps building on faith

GCU and GCE volunteers fanned out to two homes in the neighborhood on Friday, digging into painting and landscaping projects and defying the July heat. […]

Parent Council's love fills students at Fuel for Finals

Dusti Powell is one of 14 members on the Parent Council, which strengthens connections between GCU students and their families. “Yes, they are young adults, […]

New booths showcased at Forensic Science Day

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology's Forensic Science Department has done it again, this time with the addition of some new booths at Forensic […]

GCU Hall of Famer survived and then thrived

Hagir Elsheikh, one of five inductees into the GCU Hall of Fame on Saturday, is a domestic violence activist and TV and radio talk show […]

Honors students build connections at conference

The recent Honors College Leadership Conference helped those students build connections with business professionals and better prepare themselves for the future. “I think it was […]

New York trip meant the world to Honors students

A mid-February trip to New York gave 11 Honors College students the opportunity to meet other young adults from around the world and discuss world […]

Symington keeps designing ways to help students

Bill Symington, Assistant Dean of the College of Fine Arts and Production, continues to work vigorously on projects outside the University to help build bridges […]

GCU's Learning Lounge boosts Westwood

The Learning Lounge is making an immediate impact on students at Westwood Elementary. Based on first semester test results, 50 percent of the third and […]

Former FBI agent speaks to Lopes on leadership

John Iannarelli worked some high-profile cases when he was with the FBI -- the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the shooting of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle […]