GCU News

Dance instructor brings tap-infused mystery to stage

Suzy Guarino-Hall, a tap instructor for the dance program, is producing "Murder at the TAP’Ocho," which will incorporate tap dancing with singing and a storyline […]

Salute Our Troops changes lives of vets, volunteers

Vanessa Romeo volunteered at Salute Our Troops for the first time on the Wednesday before Memorial Day. "This is everything to me," said Romeo, a […]

Fitness Facts: Has your cellphone changed your brain?

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert explains something that should be of vital interest to anyone who has a cellphone -- which means just […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Unsafe 'friends'

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade provides some interesting insights into spotting "friends" who aren't really friends at all -- they're hurtful, […]

GCU/Habitat volunteers get to know their neighbors

David and Bonnie Wincentsen remember when they first moved into their home on North 40th Drive. They would look out the window and see nothing […]

Software is il-Loom-inating for online students

Effective communication is a key component of GCU's online education program, and it is aided by Loom, a Google Chrome extension that allows both professors […]

Employees pledge record total to Donate to Elevate

GCE Regional Director of Operations Luke Hansen didn't know how he and his wife could afford to send their children to Christian school. But then […]

Giving their all: Employees connect with nonprofits

Eighteen GCU-connected nonprofits filled the lobby at Building 71 on Wednesday for the third Serve with Purpose Employee Volunteer Fair. Representatives of various organization, from […]

Hall of Famer remains modest about GCU legacy

It seemed like only a matter of time before L.E. "Sharky" Baker would add Grand Canyon University Hall of Fame inductee to his long list […]