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GCU students help bring TEDx to campus

GCU's Project Management Club and business students are collaborating to host what may be the largest TEDx program ever held in Arizona. The all-day TEDx […]

Published October 6, 2016

GCU Family Weekend ready to return

An event-packed celebration with tours, soccer games, outdoor movies, bowling, chapel, a nine-hole golf tournament, fun run and hugs — that’s just part of the […]

Published October 5, 2016

Hinkle raises awareness for vets one step at a time

Larry Hinkle, a former United States Marine, stopped by campus Wednesday during the cross-country walk he's doing to raise money and awareness for fellow veterans. […]

Published September 29, 2016

GCU is paving the pathway to computer science

GCU has taken a starring role in a new science, technology, engineering and math initiative geared to training K-12 teachers to better prepare Arizona students […]

Published September 26, 2016

'Lunch and Learn' breaks bread on materialism

The first "Lunch and Learn" of the Integration of Faith, Learning and Work speaker series featured a discussion about what it means to not live […]

Published September 19, 2016

'Lunch and Learns' demonstrate faith in faculty

The Integration of Faith, Learning and Work is an important part of the classroom experience at GCU, and this year the faculty is having more […]

Published September 14, 2016

New engineering curriculum built for students

What's new about Grand Canyon University's engineering program this year? It's easier to ask what isn't! Highlights include more students, 10 new faculty members, innovative […]

Published August 9, 2016

Top U.S. officer praises new Arizona tech program

Megan Smith, the U.S. Chief Technology officer and adviser to the President, traveled to Grand Canyon University to meet some of the 200 Chief Science […]

Published July 21, 2016

Inventions spark students' scientific intensity

Empathy can be the inspiration of invention, Chief Science Officers learned during one of the stimulating sessions they are experiencing during a three-day summer training […]

Published July 20, 2016