GCU statement on Christianity and race/ethnicity

Grand Canyon University is posting a statement to address comments made during a racial reconciliation workshop on campus that portrayed Christianity as a platform for […]

Published January 4, 2021

Faculty Focus: Dr. Mark Olmos

Dr. Mark Olmos, a member of the College of Theology faculty, loves to share with students the stories from his spiritual journey and never ceases […]

Published January 3, 2021

New year, new workout

Kayla Hartson says a good way to start off the year is with a strength-based workout, so grab a set of dumbbells and focus on […]

Published December 30, 2020

'Henry V,' basketball, Mr. GCU to grace the spring

Let's just say it -- 2020 was the year every event got canceled or moved online. Here's to hoping 2021 won't suffer as many slings […]

Published December 30, 2020

Window of opportunity for future student leaders

It's a window of opportunity for Student Leaders. The window is on the Student Life Building, where a large graphic art piece was installed Tuesday […]

Published December 30, 2020

GCU community was beacon of light in dark year

What a year, and not in a good way for most people. But GCU didn't back off when the pandemic struck, and its staff and […]

Published December 30, 2020

Fitness Facts: Resolutions you can keep

Make this your first goal for the new year: Don't make New Year's resolutions that are too out of reach. Strive for something achievable, says […]

Published December 30, 2020

#Askingforafriend: Finding meaning in 2020's struggles

The clock striking midnight on New Year's Eve is not going to have a magical effect of transforming everything “back to normal." But we can […]

Published December 30, 2020

Residency friendship turns into business partnership

What started as a friendship between two doctoral learners turned into a business partnership with ties to two different countries. Eugene Frimpong and Kevin Abankwa, […]

Published December 29, 2020