December 2019

New building, Herd Stop are biggest spring additions

The second decade of the new millennium has come to an end, and it was a big decade of explosive grown for Grand Canyon University […]

Winter-spring 2020 Calendar of Events

GCU News Bureau The first 10 years of the millennium have seen explosive growth at GCU. The new decade promises even more, with the debut […]

The most heartwarming GCU stories of 2019

Every year, we get a few heartwarming stories that make you shake your head when you realize what people do to make the world a […]

Spring schedule of Chapel speakers announced

The spring semester schedule of Chapel speakers has three interesting new names, two of them from Phoenix. But there also are several returnees who have […]

Pastoral program to create new age of ministers

Thanks to a $3.2 million grant from the Kern Family Foundation, GCU is instituting a new pastoral program that will make it possible to obtain […]

Recapping a joyful employee Christmas party

GCU News Bureau A festive time was had by all at Saturday's employee Christmas party. Carolers made a joyful noise. Christmas cookie decorating kept up […]

GCU faculty research published in JIR

GCU News Bureau A special edition of the Journal of Instructional Research features several articles from Grand Canyon University faculty. JIR features theoretical and empirically-based […]

Dancer, Prancer, ‘Stranger Things’ at Christmastime

Frosty, Rudolph and “Stranger Things” Demogorgons? They’re all part of a blizzard of Christmas decorations on campus, particularly at Building 71, which always keeps the […]

ROTC cadets give the gift of service this winter

Christmas is the season of giving, not getting, and give is exactly what GCU's Army ROTC cadets did earlier this month by serving breakfast to […]