GCU News

GCU Chapel's Hall of Faith theme extended for spring semester

GCU students will hear a familiar theme during Chapel for the 2026 spring semester. Hall of Faith, which features examples of biblical figures who were […]

She wanted to flip houses, but a D.C. trip flipped the script for public policy major

Grand Canyon University student Riley Swedberg wanted to flip houses, but then a trip to Washington, D.C., changed what she wanted to do with her […]

Alumna's path merry and bright, from GCU, to D.C., to a Hallmark movie

Grand Canyon University alumna Aubrey Grasz has gone from working at the White House, to serving as Miss Nebraska Volunteer, to being an extra in […]

GCU alumna spreads holiday cheer on professional tour of "A Christmas Carol"

Sentiment and nostalgia are in the air during the holidays. For Grand Canyon University alumna Mikayla Cavanaugh, that means bringing a Christmas classic to local […]

You never know when Lopes will turn up in your child's classroom

Meghan Arnold knows well the mastery at Grand Canyon University to produce more than 100,000 education graduates in the past six decades. She has worked […]

She endured a tragedy, became a CEO and is on her second doctorate

Dr. Angela Pearce was in the midst of earning her first doctorate from GCU when her husband, the founder and owner of a successful entertainment […]

Dedicated legion of moms works to help the vulnerable and earn a degree

Nneka Isibor rises at 4:30 a.m., makes breakfast for her three children – two on the autism spectrum – and helps them get ready for […]

GCU AI champions take faculty and students from fear to fluency

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is part two of a two-part series on AI anxiety and how GCU's new virtual Center for Educational Technology and Learning Advancement […]

GCU’s virtual AI center generates calm, clarity in world of AI anxiety

Grand Canyon University aims to enhance education in an AI era via its virtual Center for Educational Technology and Learning Advancement.