Cooper Nelson

Star-spangled singers needed for national anthem auditions

Oh say, can you see yourself singing the national anthem at a GCU home athletics games this year? If so, come out to the national […]

Ninos Seguros event strengthens local community ties

Piggybacking on last week’s Back To School Clothing Drive event held in GCU Arena, the University continued its strong community outreach over the weekend hosting […]

Honors College mirrors GCU's academic success

Like nearly everything on campus, Grand Canyon University's Honors College is growing fast. The college, which changed from the Honors Institute to Honors College in […]

Volunteers sought for Move-In Week

The loudest, grandest and most colorful Grand Canyon University event will be here before you know it. That’s right. Move-In Week is right around the […]

Shakespeare to Seuss: Ethington shows its range

Claude Pensis, dean of the College of Fine Arts and Productions, Bill Symington, assistant dean and stage designer, and Michael Kary, assistant professor and play […]

Mandernach adds book to lengthy list of accomplishments

Dr. Jean Mandernach has an impressive list of accomplishments especially in the world of academia, having published more than 85 scholarly journal articles and 11 […]

Campus Love: Church partnership creates jobs

Story by Cooper Nelson GCU News Bureau Grand Canyon University’s five-point plan to improve the local neighborhood was a Godsend to John Ramos, executive pastor […]

Employee-focused summer Chapel returns to Ethington

By Cooper Nelson GCU News Bureau After spending last summer in the Tell Science Building, the summer Chapel series will return to Ethington Theatre next […]

Online education fueling student’s IndyCar dream

GCU online student T.J. Fischer might be the perfect example of the type of student the University’s online program is designed for. Fischer grew up […]