Campus Life

New Math Professor Discovers Power, Therapy in Irish Harp Music

College of Arts and Sciences assistant professor Shannon Schumann plays the Irish harp as a form of therapy for hospice patients.

Global Outreach Week Focuses on Foundational Passion for Christ

The goal of GCU's global outreach, according to Jacob Page, is to make a lifetime impact for the Gospel in a world where an estimated […]

Older Campus Building Converted to New Studios for Dance Program

GCU's dance program, which has led a nomadic life since being resurrected two years ago, has a new home with two new studios in Building […]

Student Union Food Service Passes First Test of School Year

The renovated Student Union has passed its first big test of the new school year. The campus dining hall, with its more modernized approach, is […]

Campus Emergency Text Message System Goes Live

GCU's new Grand Canyon University emergency text message system goes live, giving students, faculty and staff the ability to receive emergency texts in the palm […]

Season Opener for Ethington Theatre Proves Worthy of Much Ado

The Shakespearean comedy, given a Western reinterpretation, features the best actors in the College of Fine Arts and Production, how-did-he-do-that scenery by Bill Symington and […]

IDEA Club Looks to Fall of Growing Bold Business Plans

GCU’s Innovation, Development & Entrepreneurship Association, led by KBCOB assistant professor, Tim Kelley looks ahead to the fall semester and March's Canyon Challenge for business […]

Slideshow: Students Gotta Have Their 'Favorites From Home'

Photographer Darryl Webb saw last week's Move-In as the perfect time to shoot students with the things they can't do without while living on campus.

Thousand Foot Krutch Opens Thunderground With a Sonic Crunch

With songs featuring fist-in-the-air choruses and hyperkinetic front man Trevor McNevan pumping up the crowd as the best showmen do, Thousand Foot Krutch is as […]