Archive for January, 2014

This week’s Antelope Intros bring you an enrollment counselor with a full poem tattooed on her side, a university development representative who spent her senior year of high school in Switzerland and an email marketing coordinator who knows how to handle a pool cue.

The third annual competition, which will stage its final round in late March before an impressive panel of judges, has been fine-tuned and expects to attract dozens of entries.

The guru of servant leadership is back on top of his game, thanks to a commitment to lose weight that involved some of his own business principles.

God doesn’t mind using ordinary, sinful people to accomplish His divine purposes, says the pastor from Redemption Church in metro Phoenix.

Among the issues to be discussed by a team that has launched a review of GCU’s PhD in psychology is whether learners in the program should be required to attend dissertation “boot camps” to hone their research skills and work collaboratively.

Club sports are growing at Grand Canyon University, with baseball, bowling, rugby and lacrosse among those drawing talented student athletes.

The Learning Lounge, GCU’s high school tutoring program, is in expansion mode this semester — more students, more tutors, more food and more evidence of its success.

Six-year-old Jack Welch of Chandler will serve as the honorary race starter for Grand Canyon University’s fourth Phoenix edition of the Run to Fight Children’s Cancer on March 8.

Matt Hopkins took over as Grand Canyon University’s director of residence life in the midst of the busiest time in his department’s history.

Dr. Peter Williams of Tyndale House Cambridge used the story of King David from 1 and 2 Samuel to illustrate that “you can mistake the success God gives you for success you have achieved yourself.”