Archive for May, 2014

Braelyn Armenta, a GCU Life Leader coordinator, will lead a mission trip to Kenya after the sale of a pre-owned RV — not once, but twice — helped with finances.

The grand opening of the Jumpstart co-working space highlights the commitment of a GCU graduate to community business development.

After 26 years, employee and 2013 alumnus Cory Strouth meets his biological father and finally has the answer to a question that haunted him while growing up in Texas.

In this week’s Antelope Intros, we feature a boxer (a woman, not a guy), a world traveler who feels right at home at GCU and a swing dancer (a guy, not a woman).

Healthful food, T-shirts and prizes will be part of the wrap-up event at three University locations.

Ten students at GCU’s Banner Boswell campus were awarded grants worth $3,000 apiece.

Dr. Michael Berger, recently named dean of the College of Doctoral Studies, started at GCU as a temporary employee 10 years ago.

GCU’s first international doctoral learner has an amazing story to tell, and not just because he’s from Nepal. He wants to use his degree to help people in the impoverished nation.

Highlights from the annual visit by GCU’s Military Division to the Arizona State Veteran Home.

Grand Canyon University program director Noé Vargas oversees academic counseling programs that groom students to help people struggling with behavioral issues, addiction and mental illness.