GCU News

Students' wild passions show up in growing club offerings

Photos by Ralph Freso Sometimes, you just want to be around your people. For Grand Canyon University student Summor Sullivan, that’s her biologically oriented brethren […]

Lectric eBikes' customer service center should delight GCU students

The opportunity to land a job on campus and gaining experience this spring should be appealing for a plethora of GCU students. Lectric eBikes, co-founded […]

GCU assistant dean training city employees on responsible use of AI

Dr. Robert Loy, assistant dean of the College of Engineering and Technology, is helming a series of artificial intelligence trainings for the city of Phoenix. […]

Grand Canyon University extends tuition freeze for 18th consecutive year

(Jan. 7, 2026) – At a time when students and families are facing rising tuition and questions about the long-term value of a college degree, […]

GCU Dining hours, 2026 spring semester

Mueller at Chapel: Beware of the perils of power

Christmas is more than exchanging gifts. In fact, it serves as a cautionary tale about power. GCU President Brian Mueller expanded at the first Monday […]

Chapel with GCU President Brian Mueller

Grand Canyon University President Brian Mueller opened the first Chapel of the spring 2026 semester on Monday, Jan. 5, at Global Credit Union Arena. Story […]

Lilly grant enhances GCU's bid to cultivate local pastors

Aspiring local pastoral candidates will have more resources at their disposal. Thanks to a $9.9 million grant from Lilly Endowment, Inc., GCU will start the […]

Five questions with Dr. Dwight Farris

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published as the "5-on-5" feature in GCU Magazine. You can access current or past issues of the magazine digitally […]