Campus Life

It's game on with summertime construction projects

Compared to past summers, campus construction is a tad quieter this year. But there's still lots of high-profile activity obvious to anyone walking on the […]

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 […]

Kary's new Samaritan Theatre is an act of giving

GCU director and acting instructor Michael Kary is using his passion for theatre to fuel another passion – helping the needy. His new Samaritan Theatre, […]

Alumni serve up a slice of hope for the needy

A new GCU mission was at work Friday when a group of GCU volunteers of the Alumni Phoenix Chapter signed up to make and distribute […]

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. […]

GCU's newest 'coach' is director of public safety

Joe Yahner had it all planned out. After retiring from the Phoenix Police Department, he was going to be a teacher and coach. But then […]

Changing lives (including their own) at Dream Center

Summer vacation or not, GCU College of Humanities and Social Sciences counseling professors and students continue to bring group therapy sessions to sex-trade survivors sheltered […]

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 […]