GCU News

Pierre tells Chapel how to get personal with Jesus

Vermon Pierre of Roosevelt Community Church put some new twists on a simple concept in his Chapel talk Monday. He shared some everyday ways we […]

Students make the circuit at MESA regionals

Hundreds of students from almost 50 middle and high schools toted along their robots, solar-powered model cars and disaster relief engineering designs to the University […]

Face your struggles, former Miss Israel tells students

Titi Aynaw is a former Miss Israel whose beauty is immediately evident. But GCU students learned that she is a lot more than meets the […]

Faculty Focus: Michael McKenney

Michael McKenney, Assistant Professor and Clinical Education Coordinator for the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, has traveled all over the world in his […]

Modernized 'Tempest' blows away a classic's norms

The famed works of playwright William Shakespeare make their way into Ethington Theatre every year, but the production of "The Tempest" features a few new […]

Slideshow: 'The Tempest'

Photos by Mathew McGraw GCU News Bureau Grand Canyon University's Theatre Department is presenting a modernized interpretation of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" on Feb. 7-9 and […]

Slideshow: Canyon Ventures Center grand opening

Photos by Gillian Rea GCU News Bureau The grand opening of the Canyon Ventures Center, located on 27th Avenue between Camelback Road and Colter Avenue, […]

Investors see the value in Canyon Ventures Center

From the venue to the pitches to the overall presentation, the grand opening of the Canyon Ventures Center on Wednesday was spectacular. An overflow crowd […]

Holocaust survivor's riveting tale inspires students

You could hear a pin drop Tuesday afternoon in the GCU classroom where students heard the riveting tale of Oskar Knoblauch's survival in the Poland […]