Employee’s Company Takes Idea and Runs With It

GCU’s faculty and staff are doing amazing things every day, taking on the world with a great support system behind them. One such staff member […]

Published January 27, 2012

Team of Two Takes GCU to Christian Music Fans Again

Faith Based Marketing Specialist Spencer Fehrenbacher is hitting the road for another Rock and Worship Roadshow, only this time he’s got a new travel partner […]

Published January 25, 2012

Red and Green Supplant Purple at GCU Work Sites

It all began with Mark Glazier and his seven-foot Santa Thunder. The Tempe enrollment manager sent us a photo of the custom-made Antlered One in […]

Published December 15, 2011

26.2 Miles Later, a Feeling of Accomplishment

It is logical to think that there are only two reasons to run: toward something or away from something. But what if there were a […]

Published November 29, 2011

GCU’s Sarah Boeder Integrates Faith and Work

As GCU’s senior vice president of campus operations, Sarah Boeder makes things happen. She oversees admissions, academic counseling and finance counseling and everything they involve. […]

Published October 7, 2011

Tim Griffin Mixes Family With Campus Community

Dean of Students Tim Griffin joined GCU after more than 10 years as chaplain of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. “When I was a chaplain […]

Published September 30, 2011

Praise God and Pass the Sunscreen: A Summer on the Road

After 58 nights, 14,000 miles and thousands of GCU-branded coconut sunscreen bottles, Trevor Roberts and Spencer Fehrenbacher claim they have seen it all. The duo […]

Published September 21, 2011

Meet Hap Hopper, GCU’s Chairman of the Boards

Basketball fans know Hap Hopper by his work. “If you’ve seen the boards at the US Airways Center during a Suns game, you’ve seen Hap,” […]

Published September 2, 2011

‘Drak’ Driven by Twin Passions of Soccer, GCU

History remembers national championship teams, but rarely does it remember those who fought to reach that goal — and the people they are. Even rarer […]

Published August 31, 2011