Failed property tax bill won't deter GCU

Senate Bill 1303 would have reduced the school’s property tax assessment ratio from 18.5 to 5 percent. However, the total amount the University pays in […]

Published April 16, 2014

One grand story: How GCU began rewriting its destiny 10 years ago

Story by Doug Carroll Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau As the students, faculty and staff of Grand Canyon University adjourned for Christmas break […]

Published April 16, 2014

New challenges await dance instructor Zari Le'on

The adjunct faculty member, who is big on the accessibility of the arts, wants to work with incarcerated women to help them "reclaim some of […]

Published April 16, 2014

Choirs end year with a moving performance

The annual Broadway and opera concert kept the great American music coming, in the final performance of 2013-14 by the Canyon Singers, the New Life […]

Published April 16, 2014

GCU theatre alums proud of program's revival

Members of the cast of the 1999 production of "into the Woods" returned to Ethington Theatre for the 2014 version of the Stephen Sondheim musical […]

Published April 14, 2014

GCU supports city's budget-challenged programs

The University has made a $125,000 contribution to the City of Phoenix to help offset city budget shortfalls in community education around drowning prevention and […]

Published April 11, 2014

Annual children's cancer run raises $100,000

The fourth Phoenix edition of the Run to Fight Children's Cancer, held on March 8, pushed total proceeds to nearly $300,000.

Published April 11, 2014

Ugandan bishop shares inspirational message

A campaign launched by Bishop Hannington Bahemuka to teach the principles of Christian stewardship rallied those living in refugee camps in western Uganda.

Published April 11, 2014

Thunderground to become worship arts hub

As the University introduces its Center for Worship Arts this fall through the College of Theology, the Thunderground venue will move away from hosting national […]

Published April 10, 2014