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Dancers' feats celebrated in Black History Month

Black History Month in February celebrates the impact African Americans have had on history, and the Dance Department in the College of Fine Arts and […]

Honors student documents spiritual journey in book

After a troubled childhood, Christopher Robinson didn't want a relationship with God. But when he finally opened his heart to Jesus, it made such an […]

Honors freshman bears academic, networking drive

Colangelo College of Business Honors Freshman Noah Viso has done things in his freshman year that some people don't even do until later in their […]

Former pro hockey player has a goal -- his doctorate

There's a lot more to Jay Harrison than his National Hockey League career, which spanned 2005 to 2015. He operates a consulting practice for athletes, […]

Dance graduate to share art, faith in New Zealand

Since graduating from with her degree in dance last April, Hannah Croft has followed the path God has created for her -- even if it […]

Modernized 'Tempest' blows away a classic's norms

The famed works of playwright William Shakespeare make their way into Ethington Theatre every year, but the production of "The Tempest" features a few new […]

Slideshow: 'The Tempest'

Photos by Mathew McGraw GCU News Bureau Grand Canyon University's Theatre Department is presenting a modernized interpretation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" on Feb. 7-9 and […]

Faculty Recital brings Haas, Fearey to forefront

The musical talents of GCU clarinet professor Tim Haas and Music Director Mark Fearey will come together to introduce works by Robert Schumann, Camille Saint-Saëns […]

Alumni film panel helps students build connections

Film students were given the opportunity to hear words of wisdom and encouragement at this semester's Digital Film Production Alumni Panel. Alumni Maya James, Sam […]