GCU News

My LopeLife: Love of God and basketball

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published in the April issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins on campus or digitally. "My LopeLife" […]

Cybersecurity camp keeps faculty, high school students sharp

AI and cybersecurity present constant developments, and GCU's annual GenCyber Camp continues to stay current in helping high school students interested in pursuing a college […]

Program passes test in helping students excel on national nursing exam

When nursing graduates cross the stage during commencement, it's not the end of their academic journey. They must then pass a national exam called the […]

Ingram Honors students visit nation's capital in honor of its 250th anniversary

Summer is in full swing and for Grand Canyon University students that means it is time to travel. The Ingram Honors College recently sent 42 […]

Noggin Boss offspring wins entrepreneurial contest

Noggin Boss co-founder Gabe Cooper might not need to go far to resolve his problem of what to do with excess foam from his oversized […]

Student workers energize Canyon Ventures

Summer usually represents a time for the GCU campus to regroup and prepare for the upcoming school year. But there's plenty of foot traffic and […]

College's camp for girls is building a bridge to engineering

Ice pops? They're a common summertime treat. But the fourth through eighth grade girls gathered on the fourth floor of the Engineering Building on Wednesday […]

Day camp with men's basketball

Men's basketball is hosting its first day camp of the summer at Canyon Activity Center. It will run through Thursday and is among of slew […]

Interns cracking the code on making robotics course accessible to online students

Interns in the College of Engineering and Technology's Artificial Intelligence/Virtual Reality Lab are working on some mind-blowing projects this summer. One of them involves creating […]