Alumni

Peace to radiate through Dance Department’s winter concerts

More peace is never a bad thing, but it is especially a blessing in these times with the hectic holidays approaching and the world on […]

COE graduates dominate Arizona top-teacher contest

It was a win-win-win day Thursday for GCU's College of Education when alumna Christine Marsh was named the 2016 Arizona Teacher of the Year, and […]

Fall commencement 2015: Hard work pays off

Neither rain nor lightning nor dust storm nor traffic could detract from Grand Canyon University's online commencement ceremonies Friday and Saturday. Once the attendees were […]

Inside scoop: Colangelo dishes, crowd eats it up

Listening to Jerry Colangelo talk about his upbringing in Chicago, his move out West and his rising through the professional sports management ranks is always […]

In the spotlight: COFAP dancers produce pieces rooted in Scottish lore and Greek mythology

GCU's talented dance students will be running the show at both Fall Student Spotlight Dance Concerts, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in Thunder […]

Sneak peek: From baguette duels and bucket heads to prison stripes and big belly laughs, 'Scapin' all fun and games

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau The College of Fine Arts and Production at Grand Canyon University will present "Scapin," a zany adaptation of […]

Buffoonery blusters through Ethington with 'Scapin'

Don't let the possibly unfamiliar title of the College of Fine Arts and Production's newest play keep you away from Ethington Theatre this weekend or […]

GCU, Alhambra benefit from growing partnership

GCU’s student teacher partnership with neighboring Alhambra High School started small in 2012, when professor Jim Mostofo sent a handful of College of Education math […]

And the award goes to ... Pensis earns special honor

Whether he is behind the scenes or seated in the audience, Claude Pensis, dean of the College of Fine Arts and Production, is the visionary […]