GCU News

#Askingforafriend: Understanding and dealing with grief

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Caitlin Cox has some interesting thoughts about dealing with grief caused by the pandemic. She cites four […]

Why movement breaks matter

Kayla Hartson, GCU's Student Fitness Program Coordinator, provides some interesting statistics that demonstrate why it's so important to incorporate movement into your daily activities. Even […]

Fitness Facts: Tips for working from home

In this week's Fitness Facts, Family Nurse Practitioner Cyndi Braun shares some good ideas that can help make working from home work for you. The […]

Electrical engineering tech students still wired in

Tool kits, volt meters and broken equipment aren't exactly the kind of gifts students expect to receive for graduation. But they were the presents Electrical […]

GCU contributing to coronavirus relief efforts

GCU will begin production next week of personal protective equipment (PPE), such as masks and respirators, for both its campus and community partners. It also […]

GCU to distribute entire amount of CARES Act funds directly to students

Grand Canyon University announced that the entire $22.3 million it is receiving from the federal government as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic […]

Allocate funds by April 15 for tax credit

Emily Belt's daughter, Elisabeth, will start her first semester at Xavier Preparatory School -- her dream school -- in the fall, thanks to support she […]

College of Education's virtual message to ground students

College of Education Assistant Professor Katy Long led the COE faculty in creating a heartwarming visual message that was sent to its ground students, who […]

Campus crosses will symbolize new hope

The idea was lodged in the mind of senior Sam Yonan long before the COVID-19 pandemic upended the world: GCU should have a cross to […]