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Without better training, pay and promotion for K-12 teachers, public education in the state will continue its downward spiral, according to a paper presented at the summer conference of the Arizona School Administrators.

Although Paula Barnes went to the Music City in search of a performing career, she found work in legal administration and bloomed where she was planted.

Speakers Stuart McAllister and Michelle Tepper of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries, along with Dr. Jacqueline Chadwick of the University of Arizona College of Medicine, spoke on campus about the integration of faith and learning.

An edited transcript of a recent interview with the new director of GCU’s Center for Worship Arts.

Over the next two months, expect to hear the grinding and churning of heavy machinery as two new residence halls, a second parking garage, retail food sites, and more classroom spaces open to as many as 11,000 Grand Canyon University students.

Braelyn Armenta, a GCU Life Leader coordinator, will lead a mission trip to Kenya after the sale of a pre-owned RV — not once, but twice — helped with finances.

The grand opening of the Jumpstart co-working space highlights the commitment of a GCU graduate to community business development.

After 26 years, employee and 2013 alumnus Cory Strouth meets his biological father and finally has the answer to a question that haunted him while growing up in Texas.

Dr. Michael Berger, recently named dean of the College of Doctoral Studies, started at GCU as a temporary employee 10 years ago.

GCU’s first international doctoral learner has an amazing story to tell, and not just because he’s from Nepal. He wants to use his degree to help people in the impoverished nation.