Rick Vacek

New post is a place for veterans to feel like family

Grand Canyon University has established a new Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter for students, staff, faculty and alumni. The post, one of two on college […]

New doctoral degree helps adults teach adults

The College of Doctoral Studies has a new degree program designed to help adults learn how to better teach adults. The Doctor of Education in […]

Career Services: The best career advice I ever received

By Aysha Bell GCU IMPACT Center Throughout our lives we consistently receive advice from loved ones, trusted advisers and colleagues. Sometimes the advice isn’t valuable […]

Bible, faith kept public safety officer alive as 'Lost Boy'

Once, Joseph Gamunde was one of the "Lost Boys of Sudan," the children who fled their country's civil war and were faced with incredible hardship. […]

Online students get new source of spiritual guidance

Online instructors in the College of Theology at Grand Canyon University get spirituality-related questions from students daily. That was the inspiration for "Dear Theophilus," a […]

Alhambra students get straight talk at 'Believe & Achieve'

Alhambra High School students heard some important messages Tuesday in the fifth annual "Believe & Achieve" at GCU Arena. University admissions counselor Kyle Speed was […]

Instagram gives insights into GCU's heart and soul

Grand Canyon University's new Instagram account is a great way for students, especially those who are considering GCU, to connect with what's happening on campus. […]

Career Services: The ladder of success

Editor’s note: Michelle Jones, Career IMPACT Center coordinator and a Grand Canyon University alumna, shares how humility, building positive relationships and being open to God’s […]

Higher purpose: He teaches students to let it fly

Paul Waterman is no ordinary instructor. For one thing, he's an accomplished pilot. But he also is a multitalented entrepreneur who has brought a learn-by-doing […]