Campus Life

GCU's First Farmers' Market Draws Vendors to the Quad

Tamales, salsa, hummus, honey, bread, freeze-dried kale and barbecued pork were among the food items sold at the market, which was planned and organized by […]

‘Grandma Dorothy,’ 85, Has Good Cause to Come to GCU

The northeast Phoenix woman is known for pushing her festively decorated walker in running events, and she'll be part of Saturday's Run to Fight Children's […]

Campus Growth Wows Alumni in Return for 2012 Homecoming

Saturday's festivities honored the Class of 1962 along with six inductees into the GCU Hall of Fame: Dr. Robin Baker, Marci Salmon, Jared Stauffer, Shirley […]

Student Worker of the Month: Lyttia McManus of KBCOB

In recognition of her exceptional performance as an administrative assistant, the elementary education major -- a junior who hopes to teach third or fourth grade […]

Children's Cancer Run Has Special Meaning for GCU Academic Counselor

Childhood cancer survivor Jessica Louis, 29, works as an academic counselor at GCU’s Peoria Avenue office. She helps students navigate their coursework for the Ken […]

GCU Choirs Make Broadway Favorites Sound Fantastic in Concert

To conclude a choral concert, there’s nothing quite like the sonic power of the 74-member Canyon Chorale, which sang from hit shows such as “The […]

Slideshow: Tempe-Peoria Interoffice Basketball Game

Photos by Jak Keyser, Jerry Bauer and Tim Winzeler The Tempe Educators upset the Peoria Pride, 24-23, in last Wednesday night’s interoffice exhibition game at […]

GCU's Latino Student Union Leaders Making 'Awesome' Community Impact

With the Arizona primary on Tuesday, national media have noticed the grass-roots political involvement of juniors Viridiana Hernandez and Aldo Gonzalez and other GCU students. […]

Basketball Player Maylinn Smith: 'My Dad Embraced GCU'

Randy Smith, 54, who died unexpectedly three weeks ago, could be heard and seen at the home games of the Antelope women's basketball team and […]