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History professor wows students with classic cars

Talk about greased lightning. Students were struck Thursday night when David Dean, assistant professor of history at GCU, brought his 1965 hot rod Corvair to […]

GCU CityServe officially opens distribution center

At an open house Thursday, GCU officially debuted its CityServe HUB, a 35,000 square-foot warehouse that will be the distribution site for household goods from […]

Education faculty's videos are a hit with students

GCU College of Education students are learning a lot these days. "Wow, this is what my professor does outside of class?" asked Emily Sharp, a […]

Enrolled at 14, grad at 17 ... and found her purpose

In fifth grade she was too stubborn to study, at age 14 she was too immature to attend GCU classes on campus and three years […]

Graduates finally walk stage in 1st of 7 ceremonies

Commencement Captain Beth Jamison said one of the images students have that motivate them to complete their degree is picturing themselves walking across the graduation […]

Mackey shows how to make God's '-ships' come in

Terry Mackey of Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church brought his usual verve to Chapel on Monday with a talk about Psalm 23. Reciting the six verses […]

Calling all alumni! GCU is bringing events to you

An expanded list of Lopes on the Road events highlights the Alumni Relations calendar for the 2021-22 academic year. From Seattle to Texas, from Chicago […]

Commencement to culminate her 16-year journey

When Desiree Ortiz put her education on hold 16 years ago, all she could think about was caring for her daughter, who was born with […]

Technical Director creating big goals, tiny house

Carolyn "Carrie" Hurst is playing an important role in bringing theatre performances back inside Ethington Theatre, and she's also undertaking an interesting personal project: She […]