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Slideshow: Hanging of the Greens

Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau Hanging of the Greens is a formal Christmas dance for Grand Canyon University students. It was altered this […]

Pre-med student has creative pandemic prescription

The pandemic put a damper on clinicals, internships and other real-life experiences for GCU's pre-health students. But that didn't stop pre-med/biology junior Alyssa Deyo from […]

ABET accreditation = jobs, promotions for students

When the bachelor of science degree programs in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering earned ABET's prestigious accreditation this year, the timing […]

Social Work program lands accreditation candidacy

The Master of Social Work program at GCU achieved an important milestone by earning candidacy status toward accreditation from the Council on Social Work Education. […]

Why Give with Purpose is more important than ever

Matt Cooper, Food Drive Coordinator for St. Mary's Food Bank, shared that this has been the most challenging year for the organization in its 53-year […]

How Angie's Pies became Canyon 49's holiday treat

Robert Vera, Director of the Canyon Ventures Center, is all about building relationships, and his efforts have paid off in a big way for Angie […]

Ethington Theatre’s ‘Wings’ lights up outdoor stage

It is set to be an experience like no other this week as the College of Fine Arts and Production brings Arthur Kopit's "Wings" to […]

Benefits of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)

Kayla Hartson, Student Fitness Program Coordinator, explains the benefits of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) and provides a HIIT workout.

Faculty Focus: Dr. Andree Robinson-Neal

Dr. Andree Robinson-Neal, Senior Doctoral Adjunct Faculty Manager for the College of Doctoral Studies, is passionate about helping learners who are early in the research […]