Mark Gonzales

Professor earns presidential salute for longevity, service

Dr. Bob Sherman came to Arizona in the early 1980s with hopes of returning to his native Liberia. But his future in-laws insisted their daughter […]

Five questions with Trish Shipley: ROTC coordinator

Photo by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the April issue of GCU Magazine. Trish Shipley supervises the Grand Canyon University Reserve […]

Fifteen students add creative spark to Canyon Worship 2025

When students return in the fall, so will Canyon Worship 2025, the ninth album by the Center for Worship Arts. The first single is scheduled […]

Campus jobs are working to help students kick off their careers

Photos by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the April issue of GCU Magazine. Brooke Swanson recalled traveling from Fargo, North Dakota, […]

Guitarist tuned up for doctoral degree at GCU

Bruce McKenzie took a curious route to GCU's College of Doctoral Studies department. McKenzie was part of a gospel quartet and later opened for comedian/impersonator […]

GCU's entrepreneurship chair spreads wealth of knowledge in Colombia

A visit to an entrepreneur training conference at the University of Notre Dame four years turned out to be a great opportunity for Tim Kelley. […]

Noggin Boss throws its hat into the Olympic ring

First, it was Shark Tank. Then it was an NFL licensing contract. Now, Noggin Boss has gone international. The oversized hat company, co-founded by former […]

Officer, newly commissioned at GCU, carries on family's military tradition

Seventeen cadets were appointed Friday as second lieutenants in the U.S. Army during GCU's Army ROTC Commissioning Ceremony at Ethington Theatre. The honor was especially […]

GCU business students negotiate a few wins

GCU doesn't offer negotiation classes, but professor Niraj Kohli alerted a select few of his students about a college negotiation tournament. Parker Boynton immediately pounced […]