Doug Carroll

With ‘Elijah,’ Hernandez Brings Out Music Program's Best

Other choral directors might back away from such a challenge, but Assistant Dean Juan Hernandez saw opportunity instead of obstacles, and “Elijah” is now the […]

Class of 2012: Advocate for Homeless Lives for ‘God Moments’

About a year ago, Tracy Geivett took over as full-time chaplain and executive director of the Chaplaincy for the Homeless, a faith-based, service-oriented, non-profit organization. […]

Choral Production of ‘Elijah’ to Include Alumna Amber Wagner

The soprano, a 2006 graduate of GCU, will be a soloist in Mendelssohn’s “Elijah” on Tuesday night at First Southern Baptist Church, and admission is […]

Moriah Peters Celebrates New CD Before Appreciative Campus Crowd at Thunder Alley

Peters' strong, soulful voice has hints of R&B, country, folk and pop, similar to what Christian-music audiences have heard for years from Amy Grant. The […]

Slideshow: Tour of New College of Arts and Sciences Building

About 60 GCU faculty and staff got a sneak peek of the College of Arts and Sciences building on Wednesday. Charlie Sirokman, project director for […]

Teens Compete in Financial Literacy Game at GCU Arena

A board game called ThriveTime brought nearly 100 students from 34 schools to the Arena on Tuesday to compete for scholarships, including $5,000 from GCU.

Canyon Challenge Won by Unique Sports Memorabilia Product

Five finalists were chosen from 44 business plans that were submitted in the inaugural competition. The Fan Post, Wild Horse Coffee and Providence Brewing Company.took […]

Ethington Season Goes Out Dancing With Rousing ‘Boy Friend’

The slick choreography of consultant Lynette Kidman Nunez is of Broadway quality, made all the more incredible by the fact that most of the 25 […]

Grammar Bowl Matches Students, Sentences in GCU Arena

Eighth-grader Anna Zeng, 13, of Oro Valley, wins the second installment of the competition, which brought 24 middle-school and high-school students to campus to show […]