August 2014

Antelope Intros: Joe Stopka, Bart Barrett

The connection in this week's edition of Antelope Intros is hockey — both new employees love the game and follow it passionately, but in different […]

'Sherlock Holmes' ushers in Ethington series

What will it take to bring the world's greatest detective, Sherlock Holmes, back into the spotlight? Will Holmes prevail against the evil mastermind, Professor Moriarty, […]

Move-In Day 3: Campus relaxes for next herd of Lopes

Day 3 of Grand Canyon University's Move-In 2014 included new students setting up their homes at Papago Apartments, Mesquite Apartments, North Rim Apartments, and Ocotillo […]

Energetic dean puts COB plans in motion

Randy Gibb isn't what you'd expect for a former Air Force colonel. He's flexible and down to earth, but his background in leadership has given […]

New faculty, staff pioneering GCU tech programs

Grand Canyon University has a new associate dean, two new professors, and a new staffer dedicated to the STEM disciplines.

Move-In Day 2: GCU community builds on Day 1 spirit

Compiled by the GCU News Bureau Would Day 2 of Move-In on Grand Canyon University’s main campus be as spirited as Day 1? The wild […]

Chapel: Mueller calls for difference-makers

Story by Rick Vacek Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau When Grand Canyon University President/CEO Brian Mueller began Chapel Monday morning by sharing his heartfelt talk […]

GCU community packs the rafters for first Chapel

Photos by Darryl Webb/GCU Grand Canyon University's first Chapel of the year on Monday drew about 6,500 people to the newly expanded Arena, where President/CEO […]

GCU's new tech degrees - skill sets and career opportunities

By Michael Ferraresi GCU Today Magazine Here's a glimpse at the types of careers Grand Canyon University's new degree programs in computer science and informational […]