GCU News

Faculty Focus: Dr. Dan Reis

Dr. Dan Reis has an interesting mix of degrees: His master's and doctorate are from seminaries, but his bachelor's is in accounting from a state […]

Havocs bringing their creative spirit to Indianapolis

Rare tickets to the Lopes NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament were up for grabs to students, and some pulled out all the stops to land one […]

Outdoor Film Festival celebrates students' work

Seven awards were distributed Thursday night in the GCU Film Festival, held outdoors to celebrate a year's worth of students' hard work during a uniquely […]

Women STEM leaders give sage advice to students

Students in GCU clubs related to STEM fields really wanted to hear from female experts in the field, so they launched a virtual "Women in […]

James Bond-themed banquet fetes Honors students

Another successful academic year wouldn't be complete without an Honors College Banquet to celebrate the students' accomplishments. They were recognized Wednesday for their hard work […]

Public Safety leaders retire after serving with smiles

Joe Yahner, GCU's Director of Public Safety, and Assistant Director/Assistant Police Chief Chuck Miiller are retiring Friday. That's sad news for a lot of people […]

Can die-hard Iowa fans turn into Lopes? Yes!

GCU online student Lanna Thompson faced a dilemma. Both she and husband Kyle are GCU online students. But they live in Iowa, home to the […]

How GCU job initiative has helped recent graduates

At Winter Commencement in December, GCU President Brian Mueller announced an initiative: GCU and Grand Canyon Education would create 125 full-time jobs, running from January […]

Wishes granted, and alumni teachers are grateful

One teacher bought a special seat cushion to make a child with autism feel more comfortable in the classroom. Another grew a garden. The stories […]