GCU News

Flu vaccines are nothing to sneeze at

By Kathryn WolffCampus student health leader Flu season is the perfect time to delve into the history, science and importance behind vaccines. In 1796, Dr. […]

Tech faculty talk K-12 research opportunities, GCU's cyber-ecosphere

Dr. Pam Rowland, associate dean in the College of Engineering and Technology, and Dr. Rob Loy, CET assistant dean, recently presented at the EDUCAUSE Annual […]

November GCU Magazine delves into manufacturing, character, charcuterie

When GCU President Brian Mueller heard about the dire electricians shortage, he wanted to solve it, even though universities traditionally don’t delve into trades education. […]

GCU Day of Giving raises more than $1 million

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Story by Kaelyn FrenzelGCU student writer By the beginning of the workday today, Grand Canyon University’s Day of Giving […]

Electrical engineering major wired for helping disadvantaged populations

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published in the August issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins across campus or digitally here. Story […]

GCU hosts state Student Nurses Association Fall Conference

The Arizona State Student Nurses Association recently held its annual fall conference at Grand Canyon University. GCU’s SNA members and faculty advisors were well represented, […]

When it comes to breast cancer, early detection saves lives

By Sydney CoxCampus Health Student Leader, Canyon Health and Wellness Clinic Take a moment and think about the women in your life who matter the […]

The next 75 years

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story is part of GCU's history page. All the stories can be found here: GCU History Page | The GCU story | […]

Rise of athletics

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story is part of GCU's history page. All the stories can be found here: GCU History Page | The GCU story | […]