Campus Life

In his first visit to campus in four years, Arizona’s senior senator commented on a range of topics, including immigration reform and veterans affairs.

Live video simulcasts of the Justice Conference will be open to Grand Canyon University students and staff on Friday and Saturday as the Christian biblical justice event exposes issues that impact every community.

The Oxfam America Hunger Banquet used the luck of the draw to show how 2.5 billion of the world’s population live in poverty, with 870 million going hungry every day.

The new residence hall on the east side of Grand Canyon University’s campus will be named Papago Apartments. The 940-bed complex is designed to give students more privacy and independence.

Brian Kruckenberg, senior pastor of New City Church, says “God’s things last and man’s do not” and “everything good comes from God.”

GCU students have heard about hunger and poverty, and some have experienced it. An event on campus on Thursday is about to bring them face-to-face with these critical global issues.

Club sports are growing at Grand Canyon University, with baseball, bowling, rugby and lacrosse among those drawing talented student athletes.

Matt Hopkins took over as Grand Canyon University’s director of residence life in the midst of the busiest time in his department’s history.

Dr. Peter Williams of Tyndale House Cambridge used the story of King David from 1 and 2 Samuel to illustrate that “you can mistake the success God gives you for success you have achieved yourself.”

The apartments under construction on the east side of campus need a name. The complex is expected to provide nearly 1,000 private beds by August 2014.