Campus Life

Here's what works for God, Rasmussen tells Chapel

It's not often that Teddy Roosevelt's name comes up in a Chapel talk, but Jamie Rasmussen of Scottsdale Bible Church coupled Roosevelt's philosophy with a […]

'Human Library' proves worth checking out

The Human Library project on Thursday allowed students and staff at Grand Canyon University to have one-on-one conversations about personal stories and struggles. The human […]

Students make quick footwork of dance concert

The Student Spotlight Spring Dance Concert has a fun vibe that's a little different from other concerts performed by the dance program during the year. […]

Students find right setting at Pastors Roundtable

The College of Theology and Grand Canyon Theological Seminary tried something new this year: Pastors Roundtable is designed to give access to church leaders doing […]

GCU has wide array of mental health resources

With parties, basketball games and concerts to attend, college just might be the greatest place to be. But students aren't always in the best place, […]

Investigation confirms popularity of forensic science

Solving a crime doesn't happen in the span of a one-hour "Bones" TV show. Nor do one or two investigators break a case wide open. […]

Choirs welcome a Beauty, a Beast and some opera

GCU's Canyon Chorale and Critical Mass are mixing it up with opera selections and some Broadway tunes from musicals such as "Into the Woods," "Dear […]

Jesus is your problem-solver, McGever tells Chapel

Sean McGever's Chapel talk Monday at Grand Canyon University was about pain -- the pain that goes along with life's challenges. McGever urged his audience […]

GCU's competition robot gets a reboot

After GCU's Robotics Club came back from its first-ever competition, team members decided to give their friendly little 'bot a major upgrade. The 23x23-23-inch Thunderbot […]