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Youth leadership program motivates student to publish research in Canyon Journal

When sophomore Harmony Jenkins saw Grand Canyon University’s Honors College was offering a writing course, she thought it would be a perfect opportunity to develop […]

From robots to routers, GenCyber camp programming cyber's next generation

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Your team’s mission, which it chose to accept: Approach the stack of red cups, and using a rubber band, […]

GenCyber camp

More than 30 high school students from as far away as Chicago and Atlanta participated in GCU's GenCyber Camp this week at the Cyber Center […]

They didn't have a home to call their own, now they have one 365 days a year

Photos by Ralph Freso Jason Lewis moved 28 times. He was hauled to many states by heroin-addicted parents, then “bounced around to foster homes, shelters, […]

Spiritual Life group treasures transformative trip to Israel

Brielle Field learned a few things about GCU's Spiritual Life group trip to Israel last summer. But that didn't prepare her for the historical and […]

Grad wins regional Emmy for voter education videos

Celebrating a 21st birthday holds special significance for those reaching adulthood. But for Emily Houck, that milestone had extra meaning. Houck, a recent entrepreneurship graduate, […]

GCU announces season of 'Little Shop,' Shakespeare, bluegrass

From Shakespeare, to a play called "the greatest American play ever written," to an off-beat musical about an alien plant, to a bluegrass- and folktale-filled […]

How career services professionals employ creativity to prepare students for jobs

GCU site of 2025 Arizona Statewide Career Services Conference Chris Murphy threw out a creative way to transition his students into jobs: Have them run […]

From high school graduation to making the world's computer chips

Photos by Ralph Freso On Monday, Chris Perez became the first high school graduate in his family but warned his excited parents, eager to celebrate, […]