GCU News

Engineering clubs get taste of projects, ice cream

Students taking UNV-112, "Success in Science, Engineering and Technology," floated fellow students' boats with a boat-float challenge. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers chapter displayed […]

GCU adds new VP in Office of Advancement

GCU is continuing to expand its philanthropic efforts with the hiring of Dr. T. Kale Gober as Vice President of Advancement. Gober joins GCU after […]

Conference looks at science through lens of faith

No one should have to choose between faith and science. "Faith is a starting point for knowledge, not the end of the search to understand […]

New tradition suits GCU's stylish TEDx production

They did it again. The GCU student team that put on the fourth annual TEDxGrandCanyonUniversity event Friday night can look back at a number of […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Amanda Jenkins

College of Theology instructor Dr. Amanda Jenkins has an interesting specialty that doesn't seem to come up that often -- beauty as it relates to […]

Students have lifted campus worship to new heights

There was a time, not that long ago, when Spiritual Life leaders weren't sure if enough students would attend two worship services, Chapel and The […]

Strong exam scores a shot in arm for GCU Nursing

GCU's pre-licensure nursing students turned in another strong performance on the NCLEX, the standardized national exam nurse-hopefuls must pass before they are allowed to begin […]

Academics growth resulted from 'do' diligence

From 2010 to 2019, GCU grew from seven colleges to nine and more than doubled its academic programs from 94 to 238. How did that […]

GCU grad goes from infected ship to infected plane

By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau The harrowing ordeal of Grand Canyon University graduate Spencer Fehrenbacher continued this week. Just when he thought he had […]