GCU News

U.S. Department of Education rescinds record fine, with prejudice, against GCU

ED states unequivocally that there are no findings against GCU (May 16, 2025) – The U.S. Department of Education (ED) has rescinded a $37.7 million […]

New GCU lab series touts humanity in online intelligence

Among Grand Canyon University faculty who teach online, cultivating social presence in the classroom is not new terminology – in fact, the university hangs its […]

Spring Rock Decorating Contest

GCU Recording Studio provides harmonic experience for prep students

GCU recording studio has provided a springboard for many students with an array of aspirations in the musical field. And its reputation is strong in […]

She couldn't afford to go to commencement, until a rich surprise unfolded

Tami Spain faced limits from life’s trials and her own uncertainties, but after 12 years of effort could call herself a college graduate. It would […]

New music program fine-tunes College of Arts and Media

Photos by Ralph Freso Sophomore Shae Dale spent her childhood watching her mom perform in bands. She fell in love with music and wanted to […]

Doctoral candidate honored for helping victims of crime

Donterio Smith's efforts toward helping victims of crimes in Georgia has made an impact. Smith, who is pursuing his doctorate at GCU, earned the 2025 […]

GCU roommates make room for military service

They're 3 of the university's 17 newly commissioned Army officers Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow / Livestream Corinne Marceau and her team made it […]

Spring 2025 GCU Army ROTC Commissioning Ceremony

Seventeen Reserved Officers' Training Corps cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants into the U.S. Army during a ceremony on Friday morning at Grand Canyon University's […]