Outreach

Canyon Professional Development helps educators look ahead

A team from Canyon Professional Development, part of GCU’s K12 Educational Development, hosted a webinar last week in which it advised 80 officials from Christian […]

Employees salute veterans, those who care for them

"It just broke my heart," Military/Business Operations team member Vanessa Garcia said of not being able to visit with residents of the Arizona State Veteran […]

Early move-out heads top GCU stories of 2019-20

A lot happened at GCU near the end of the 2019-20 academic year, but nothing could come close to the significance of COVID-19 forcing students […]

Costume department assists in mask production

GCU's effort to produce cloth face masks has been joined by College of Fine Arts and Production costume designer Nola Yergen, who has recruited several […]

Honors College, Brewers knock STEM out of the park

What do you get when you combine the Milwaukee Brewers and GCU's Honors College? The Brewers STEM Crew after school club. The program for middle […]

Slideshow: Operation Revival Night

Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau Saturday was a big night for Operation Revival, GCU’s signature neighborhood revitalization initiative. More than 200 Habitat champions […]

Panel sheds light on teen dating violence

Teen dating violence affects 1.5 million young people in America, which is why the University's HOSA Future Health Professionals chapter thought it was important to […]

Cantalopes make contribution to rehabilitation field

After reading a book by Alan Alda, South West Advanced Neurological Rehabilitation speech language pathologist Patricia Backus came up with the idea of incorporating improv […]

'Eye-opening' 'Poverty, Inc.' sparks conversation

Producer/director Michael Matheson Miller wanted to critique the big business of the poverty industry in his award-winning documentary, "Poverty, Inc.," which ponders the question of […]