Colangelo College of Business

Servant leaders to be recognized Wednesday

An important part of the Colangelo College of Business' foundation is servant leadership. Bill McKee, Brandy Labinjo, Mike Greenawalt and Karrin Taylor Robson will be […]

GCU student-athletes learn to navigate choppy NIL waters

You can forgive GCU student athletes if they're confused by the Name, Likeness and Imaging craze in college sports. Four industry professionals recently shared their […]

Campus internships a diamond in the rough for GCU upperclassmen

The task of finding full-time employment can be ominous for college seniors. But 15 upperclassmen have the chance to enhance their chances by applying for […]

TEDx program encourages prep freshmen to speak up

There might not be many things more intimidating for high school freshmen than stepping on a college campus. But a select group of freshmen from […]

Entrepreneurial student threads ways to prevent trafficking

Elise Whitman was shocked to see the neighborhood around the GCU campus wasn't like her hometown of Terre Haute, Indiana. So the entrepreneurial studies major […]

Switch in majors speaks volumes for GCU alum

Connie Tsang's change in majors led to her earning a master's degree in business administration management that enabled her to open her speech therapy business […]

Students' homesickness cured by island dishes

Seniors Tate Yamashita and Jeileen Iyoki operate Island Munchies, which has satisfied the appetites of students from Hawaii and the Pacific Rim.

Women in Business co-founder will leave legacy after GCU graduation

Belle Rakestraw will graduate Friday as one of the most decorated students in the Colangelo College of Business.

More than a token bet to help the homeless

GCU Entrepreneur major Ben Bjornstad starred an NFT business that seeks to raise money to help the homeless.