March 2015

Childhood cancer community, GCU team up at run

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau Childhood cancer is on the run from scientists working round-the-clock to crack its insidious code, but there was no […]

Tiny starter for GCU cancer run a comeback kid

Cancer delivered a punch in the gut last spring to Mia Bryant and her family. But the 7-year-old is fighting back, dutifully taking her treatments […]

Students push to eradicate hurtful 'R-word'

More than 220 students contributed to the Grand Canyon University Best Buddies club's paper chain that’s now hanging in the ground floor hallway at the […]

GCU to serve up, tee up new business programs

By Rick Vacek GCU News Bureau The new tennis and golf course management programs at Grand Canyon University will give students opportunities to learn all aspects […]

GCU checks in with hotel, hospitality program

The new Hospitality Management program in the Colangelo College of Business is scheduled to start in the fall semester, coinciding with the opening of the […]

Antelope Intros: Robyn Poynter and Michelle Key

This week's Antelope Intros feature a new employee who had a unique way of preparing for her first exams in college and another who has […]

Speakers, debaters to face elite teams at tourney

Grand Canyon University's speech and debate team is sending 12 students to the Pi Kappa Delta national forensics championships in Ohio this week.

Healing from the heartbreak of childhood cancer

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau Life was too short for McKenzie Monks. A born performer, youngest child of Denise and Richard Monks and part of […]

GCU nurses share extraordinary achievements

Story by Janie Magruder Photos by Darryl Webb GCU Today Magazine They grew up worlds apart, one in Swaziland with missionary parents and four siblings, […]