September 2018

Sneak Peek: Camp Elliott and Midnight Madness

By Theresa Smith GCU News Bureau Long lines of students sitting on the grass or the pavement, endlessly playing cards, snacking, talking and dozing? If […]

Health-care team serves Special Olympics athletes

The CONHCP community reached out in a big way last week by giving sports physicals to more than 300 Special Olympics athletes. It was the […]

Recital to feature 'Songs From and of the East'

Dr. Rachel Velarde, associate professor of voice, grew up with world influences, considering her mom was a Chinese scholar and dad and Arabic scholar. Her […]

GCU alum at center of congressional assault hearing

GCU News Bureau A Grand Canyon University graduate has become a major part of the national sexual assault case involving Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. […]

Musician 'dangerous' in speaking truth about his faith

We Are Messengers' Darren Mulligan wept, he said, when he and his family left Ireland for America. They didn't want to leave their family or […]

Teens find solace in sweet sound of the swoosh

Story by Ryan Kryska Photo by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau Nothing was different about the traffic at the 35th Avenue and Camelback Road intersection […]

'Dressing a Renaissance Queen' cut from right cloth

GCU Costume Designer and professor Nola Yergen just wanted to make a video about Renaissance dress to show to her students. But that idea turned […]

How a business degree can bloom in a startup

A Colangelo College of Business degree translates well to startups -- all kinds of startups. That's the lesson learned by Susie Baklini and Catherine Zixin, […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Hoarding

Collecting things -- baseball cards, Beanie Babies, stamps -- is perfectly natural. But like most anything, extremes can be unhealthy. Dr. Deb. Wade writes about […]