Michael Ferraresi

Senior to compete at national speech events

GCU senior Jasmine Richardson, a leader on GCU's speech and debate team, will perform against some of the most talented college students in the country […]

Arizona science, tech leaders join advisory board

The President's STEM Advisory Board will help guide the University's expansion of technology programs and its development of an engineering curriculum.

Online grad overcomes disability, serves seniors

Being shot and paralyzed did little to prevent Latisha Anderson from recognizing her path in life. The GCU online nursing graduate student will receive her […]

Another residence hall added to busy construction schedule

The Papago Apartments are only part of GCU's latest plans to accommodate nearly 11,000 campus students in the fall. A new traditional residence hall, parking […]

New computer science, technology degrees address STEM skills

Grand Canyon University unveiled its Bachelor of Science degrees in computer science and information technology, providing STEM-oriented students with access to in-demand tech training in […]

Event to shed light on global injustice, Christian solutions

Live video simulcasts of the Justice Conference will be open to Grand Canyon University students and staff on Friday and Saturday as the Christian biblical […]

Papago name a keeper for new campus residences

The new residence hall on the east side of Grand Canyon University's campus will be named Papago Apartments. The 940-bed complex is designed to give […]

GCU senior drives west Phoenix small business 'accelerator'

Business management senior Sam Macias hopes his Jumpstart business accelerator coworking space at Thomas Road and 37th Avenue will help merchants, artists and entrepreneurs.

‘Run to Fight’ race starter symbolizes hope for cancer kids

Six-year-old Jack Welch of Chandler will serve as the honorary race starter for Grand Canyon University's fourth Phoenix edition of the Run to Fight Children's […]