Michael Ferraresi

Blessing the Meek: Servant Scholars Program Stresses God, Community and Mentorship

Grand Canyon University's Servant Scholars program in the Office of Spiritual Life provides scholarships to students who exemplify Christian servant leadership in the community.

Serving Those Who Served: University's Military Division Makes it Personal with Veterans

Grand Canyon University's Military Division serves thousands of U.S. veterans and a new ground-campus Veterans Center gives them a place to seek solace during the […]

Taming the Inner Demons: Dr. Kirk Bowden, GCU Emerge as Leaders in Addiction Counseling Education

Addiction counseling degrees and licenses are in such high demand nationwide, Grand Canyon University has overhauled its curriculum to ensure students have the tools to […]

Third Episode in 'Lopes Up YouTube Video Trilogy Set for Commencement

Digital film production students David Doane and Jake Jackson are set to unveil the third video in a YouTube trilogy about Grand Canyon University's 'Lopes […]

Longtime Phoenix Police Sergeant Natural Fit as GCU's Assistant Public Safety Director

Phoenix Police Sgt. Kenny Laird, a 22-year veteran of the city's force, joins Grand Canyon University on a full-time basis this spring as assistant public […]

Honors Society Inductees Saluted as KBCOB's Best, Brightest

The Delta Mu Delta business honors society honored 139 students at a Monday ceremony, placing them into a select group of more than 800 total […]

New Student Affairs Office Led by Minister With Heart for Young Adults

Former enrollment staffer Jeremy Mack will oversee campus student engagement for the new Grand Canyon University Office of Student Affairs this fall.

Blanchard, Colangelo Share Servant Leadership Secrets

Dr. Ken Blanchard and Jerry Colangelo, whose names are affixed to Grand Canyon University's business programs, capped a spring speaker series by encouraging the GCU […]

Recent GCU Grad Huddles Up with Evangelical Athletes in Action

Grand Canyon University graduate Kasper Axtell found his ministry calling through the non-profit evangelical Athletes in Action.