How GCU has embraced the most vulnerable populations

When the community looks for a partner to help serve vulnerable populations, GCU has stepped up. The University has wrapped its arms around such groups […]

Published April 30, 2024

GCU faculty a 'catalyzing force' at HLC conference

When Higher Learning Commission Annual Conference first-timer Rick Holbeck stepped into the room where he was invited to present a talk, he was floored at […]

Published May 17, 2024

Childhelp assistant, GCU alum's difficult experiences empower her to do good

Paityn Reece’s life came full circle when she arrived at GCU. Her freshman year, she applied for a job at Childhelp, not realizing her connection […]

Published May 8, 2024

Exhibiting sheer grit, museum CEO earns doctoral degree

By day, Dr. Chevy Humphey is the CEO of Chicago’s colossus Museum of Science and Industry, where she dreamed of working ever since her first […]

Published May 2, 2024

Navy vet, cancer survivor sharpens her 'bloodhound's sense' for tech at GCU

Mercedes Rangel served for eight years in the Navy, most of them on the USS Carl Vinson aircraft supercarrier. But then her life took an […]

Published April 29, 2024

GCU Dining hours, Summer 2024

Published April 25, 2024

Where the wild horses hang out – and other natural sciences projects

Photos by Ralph Freso People aren’t the only ones who hang out by the water cooler. As it turns out, horses do, too. That was […]

Published April 24, 2024

Engineering, technology capstones geared for innovation

Photos by Ralph Freso Watching videos on social media, Grand Canyon University biomedical engineering senior Karsten Brandsma saw rock climbers getting injured. But the most […]

Published April 19, 2024

Unflappable students celebrated at '20s-themed Honors Banquet

The Honors College wrapped up the academic year – a year in which the college celebrated its 10th anniversary – with its annual Honors Banquet. […]

Published April 17, 2024