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Engineers honor Mueller for STEM leadership

GCU President Mueller, who has made it a priority to expand STEM programs and enrollment at GCU to help build a highly trained workforce, was […]

Published February 16, 2016

Campus expansion will reach even more students

Story by Rick Vacek Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau As if a new engineering building and a state-of-the-art recording studio weren’t enough … […]

Published February 1, 2016

K-12 science dynamo spreads STEM love

Amanda Hughens, GCU's K-12 STEM outreach manager, is a blur of positive energy who wears more proverbial hats than a millinery’s models and whose resume […]

Published January 27, 2016

Honoring God in the workplace is on our office to-do list

What would you have to change about yourself in the workplace if your employer was God? You might need to pray more often for the […]

Published January 25, 2016

STEM Discover event draws self-proclaimed 'nerds'

With their keen interest in science, technology, engineering and math, the134 high school juniors and seniors who attended a VIP Discover event at GCU this […]

Published January 19, 2016

STEM high school students getting VIP campus treatment this week

The 200 high school juniors and seniors visiting campus this week are a shining example of GCU's goal of attracting students who intend to concentrate […]

Published January 11, 2016

Biggest stories of 2015 mirror GCU's mission

By Janie Magruder Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau No matter how you slice it, the most talked-about stories at Grand Canyon University in […]

Published December 30, 2015

The GCU year in pictures for 2015

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Talk about a year with a lot going on: Big things were happening on the GCU campus and […]

Published December 30, 2015

Antelope Intros: Lydia Fritz and Cody Cusack

The last Antelope Intros for 2015 feature a College of Science, Engineering and Technology assistant professor who likes to work up a sweat and an […]

Published December 18, 2015