Gallena University

News
- Gallena University Celebrates 80 Years!
  Gallena University celebrates 80 years of academic excellence. Gallena University is a private University which was founded in 1926. The 310-acre camp...
- Women's Water Polo Wins Conference
  The Lady Gophers fought with hand and foot to win the conference finals this weekend against Rocky Flats University Rebels, claiming their third championship in five years.
- Free Food in Student Union
  In preparation for finals, the Student Association of Gallena University is giving students a free meal in the Student Union.
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Events
- New Student Reception
  All students accepted for winter 2012 are welcome to join us on campus January 20th for our back to campus welcome night. We host a reception that giv...
- Surprise Concert in Student Union Next Month
  The Student Association of Gallena University has announced a surprise concert for incoming students next month in the Student Union, but don't expect to find out who it is just yet.
- Art Faculty to Unveil New Exhibit
  Four art professors have teamed up to unveil a new exhibit in the newly renovated downtown Gallena.
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Student Blogs
- Finals Week
  For those of you who think us college students spend all our time “partying”, let me tell you the truth. There’s a whole lot of studying going o...
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About GU

Why choose Us?

Gallena & University is a nationally recognized research institution and center for the promotion of performing arts.The center for research and technological advancement, in partnership with the private sector, is ranked as a top college in Southern California.
Life at Gallena

5,125 students call GU home each year. The surrounding community of Gallena offers a wide range of housing and employment opportunities, exceptional outdoor activities, diverse travel options, shops, restaurants, live music and theatrical performances.
Press Release

The new center is the focal point of the Gallena community and a great advancement to the university. The first of it's kind, the new $20 million performing arts center has state of the art green energy systems that allow the building to monitor it's energy usage.