Campus Life

Panel sheds light on teen dating violence

Teen dating violence affects 1.5 million young people in America, which is why the University's HOSA Future Health Professionals chapter thought it was important to […]

Cantalopes make contribution to rehabilitation field

After reading a book by Alan Alda, South West Advanced Neurological Rehabilitation speech language pathologist Patricia Backus came up with the idea of incorporating improv […]

Immigrants get glimpse of American dream at GCU

Dr. Noe Vargas remembers what it was like to be new to America. He came from Mexico at 16, and one of the first people […]

Homecoming to feature new events for alumni

Homecoming is scheduled for next weekend, and there will be several new attractions for GCU alumni to go with old favorites, such as the derby […]

'Eye-opening' 'Poverty, Inc.' sparks conversation

Producer/director Michael Matheson Miller wanted to critique the big business of the poverty industry in his award-winning documentary, "Poverty, Inc.," which ponders the question of […]

Operation Revival is working for neighborhood

GCU and GCE volunteers have revitalized the homes of 285 families in the Canyon Corridor and Maryvale since GCU's partnership with Habitat for Humanity was […]

Dancers' feats celebrated in Black History Month

Black History Month in February celebrates the impact African Americans have had on history, and the Dance Department in the College of Fine Arts and […]

Chapel message: God won't leave you out on a limb

Talk about a commanding presence: Megan Fate Marshman's Chapel talk Monday was forceful, thought-provoking and funny as she shared the importance of the "I am […]

New tradition suits GCU's stylish TEDx production

They did it again. The GCU student team that put on the fourth annual TEDxGrandCanyonUniversity event Friday night can look back at a number of […]