College of Arts and Media

'All In' talk is a 100% hit at fall commencement

If the graduates at fall commencement didn't know about ninth-grade world history teacher and New York Giants chaplain Gian-Paul Gonzalez before they got to GCU […]

Loss, life, rhythm: Dance concert has it all

The Dance Fall Student Spotlight, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in Thunderground, will feature "works inspired by loss, friendship, change and the celebration of […]

GCU theatre delivers thoroughly modern 'Macbeth'

Classic Shakespeare tragedy "Macbeth" gets a re-do in GCU Theatre's production of the classic. Director Claude Pensis has taken the play, rife with themes of […]

Adding a minor to degree plan has major implications

Increasingly, students at Grand Canyon University are adding minors. These extra concentrated courses give students deeper knowledge in a branch of their major, an increased […]

Recital to feature 'Songs From and of the East'

Dr. Rachel Velarde, associate professor of voice, grew up with world influences, considering her mom was a Chinese scholar and dad and Arabic scholar. Her […]

'Dressing a Renaissance Queen' cut from right cloth

GCU Costume Designer and professor Nola Yergen just wanted to make a video about Renaissance dress to show to her students. But that idea turned […]

Zach Williams finds inspiration in prison ministry

When Zach Williams' wife asked him to get involved in prison ministry, he told her it wasn't his thing. But after his first visit to […]

Insider shares secrets of TV, film production

Thomas Brodek said working in television and film production is never dull and boring and recalled a time when he worked on the movie "The […]

It's all about that bass (clarinet) at Haas recital

If you stick to just Mozart, you're missing out on a lot, said GCU clarinet professor Tim Haas. So for his bass clarinet recital Sept. […]