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Dance team wins national title; Cheer team second

The GCU Spirit team's ability to fire up the crowd will be the key to the Game Day competition in the Cheerleading and Dance Team […]

Student-teachers go the distance(s) to learn

Four flights and a four-hour taxi ride, covering more than 9,000 miles to reach her student-teaching assignment, proved to be a minor inconvenience for Ashley […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Set realistic 2019 goals

Dr. Deb, GCU's Vice President of Counseling and Psychological services, provides a plethora of profound wisdom for the start of 2019. In a soaring column […]

GCU rooted international opera star in music, faith

Amber Wagner was majoring in sociology until she auditioned for Dr. Sheila Corley in GCU's Music Department, hoping to land a scholarship to help pay […]

Q&A: Dr. Timothy Larkin, volunteer award winner

Seven years of teaching and facilitating Bible Study for residents of Phoenix Rescue Mission earned GCU sociology professor Dr. Timothy Larkin the Outstanding Teaching Award […]

God's plan was swift, successful for Rachel Robinson

God’s plan was set on warp speed for Rachel Robinson, which is why she accepted her diploma at Friday afternoon’s winter commencement just 2 1/2 […]

Teaching graduates realized dreams at GCU

What makes a great teacher? It starts with a great education, and Aimee Frank, Victoria Monk and Jessica Gajewski all spoke highly of their experience […]

GCU connects with Phoenix Rescue Mission

A partnership between GCU and Phoenix Rescue Mission produced toys, games and household goods for needy children and hope for recovering adults, residents of PRM […]

Math Poker Day: Students learn when to hold 'em

Playing poker not only can be fun, it can provide a learning opportunity. And the bonus lesson for GCU math students amid their semi-annual Poker […]