Campus Life

Theology Thursday: Rejoice in suffering?

This week, Pastor Jim Miller explains the oxymoron "rejoice in suffering." He writes that "God is using our suffering in our lives to bring about […]

Why diversity matters (and is organic) at GCU

Grand Canyon University's approach to diversity starts with its Christian mission and is demonstrated in a variety of ways, starting with making tuition affordable. The […]

GCU, Habitat for Humanity project nears 200th home

"We no longer have two communities of GCU and the Canyon Corridor, you now have one. GCU just happens to be a university within the […]

Students will profit from GCU's nonprofit transition

Grand Canyon University's transition back to nonprofit status was done for a lot of reasons and means a lot of things, but it all keeps […]

Friendly confines: Campus culture is a home run

Bucking the trend at many colleges of upperclassmen moving off campus, there are unprecedented numbers of students moving onto the GCU campus in late August, […]

Slideshow: Expansion continues on GCU's east side

Photos by Theresa Smith GCU News Bureau The east side of the Grand Canyon University campus is rapidly expanding. Just beyond Little Canyon Trail, the […]

GCU Magazine goes in-depth and gets INside

The August issue of GCU Magazine, available here, features two in-depth looks into two important issues at Grand Canyon University: the recently completed transition back […]

Fall Chapel schedule features 6 first-time speakers

The Chapel schedule for the fall semester includes six first-time speakers, most notably Joni Eareckson Tada, who operates a ministry for the disabled, and Mark […]

Theology Thursday: The Body of Christ exists at GCU

In this week's Theology Thursday, Pastor Jim Miller focuses on the connectivity of the Christian community -- and the GCU community as well. "When you […]