Campus Life

Students and fans will get a taste of the “Fading West” film and album at GCU Arena on Sunday night during an intimate evening with Switchfoot.

A selection of photographs from the annual pre-Halloween event, hosted by GCU in the center of campus.

The best from campus photographer Darryl Webb at the season kickoff for the Antelope men’s and women’s basketball teams.

Under the direction of Dean Claude Pensis, the College of Fine Arts and Production’s interpretation of “Ah, Wilderness!” serves up a sweet slice of nostalgia with a healthy dollop of Americana on top.

The first GCU Farmers’ Market of the fall takes place Wednesday on the Quad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

A dozen acts “sang” and danced before a near-capacity crowd at the Arena in the annual fall event, which had an “oLipics” theme this time. Canyonbellas took second place, Sodexbros third.

Lip Sync is back, this year with an Olympics theme. The Grand Canyon University student event is expected to pack GCU Arena and showcase the flair, color, and wild dance moves that make the event so popular.

Phil Wickham’s national CD release party for his seventh album, “The Ascension,” is scheduled for Thursday night at Thunderground. For Wickham, it’s a return to Grand Canyon University, where he recorded parts of the album with the University’s New Life Singers.

Grand Canyon University’s student worship team supplies the talent behind the music at Chapel and theGathering. The group of 75 GCU students shares a passion for worship through contemporary Christian music.

Starbucks, the Seattle-based coffee giant, is open for business on the second floor of GCU’s Student Union, which also includes a lounge area with more than 200 seats and a massive bank of TVs.