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GU marks its "tradition and transformation" during its 125th Anniversary Celebration Week.

Three recent graduates begin as the latest Fulbright Scholars.

A look back at what occurred at GU from 1887 through 1888.

GU's new freshman class brings one of the strongest academic profiles of any entering class in University history and is the most racially diverse ever with students of color.

When Jake Kelly proposed to Ashley Meredith last April, "I wasn't worried about her saying 'no'," said Kelly.

Professor Shann "Ray" Ferch is one of 12 authors nationwide who will receive an American Book Award from the Before Columbus Foundation for "American Masculine."

GU President McCulloh and Whitworth University President Beck Taylor offered remarks at the 10th anniversary convention of the Act Six Leadership and Scholarship Initiative.

GU prepares nursing professionals to become specialized leaders with its new Online Doctor of Nursing Practice program.

Associate Biology Professor Brook Swanson was part of a scientific team whose newly published research suggests studying the structure of the peacock mantis shrimp may help engineers.

GU will receive a $1.2 million grant from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, allowing science faculty to better develop students as socially responsible leaders.

GU and partner Zag Dining by Sodexo earned the 2012 Recycler of the Year for Higher Education Award from the Washington State Recycling Association.

Senior biochemistry major Nicolas Contreras received an acceptance letter from Mayo Medical School.

A look back at what occurred at GU from 1896 through 1897.

Nobel Laureate Desmond Tutu told graduates to dream, reject cynicism, and collaborate with God to create a gentler and more equitable world. Sunday's senior commencement marked the beginning of GU's yearlong 125th anniversary celebration.