GCU News

Fitness Facts: The truth about antibiotics

Antibiotics have been extremely effective and often lifesaving in the treatment of some infectious diseases. But they don't cure everything and can sometimes cause medical […]

Koehne's Chapel visit puts face on forgiveness

Many Chapel speakers draw from personal experiences to deliver their message, and Mia Koehne's message about forgiveness Monday at Chapel was that much stronger because […]

He's taking Canyon Worship to the community

Dr. Randall Downs, the new coordinator of the Center for Worship Arts, had an idea after he heard the Canyon Worship 2018 album: Why not […]

Professor talks nanotechnology, power of Scripture

Rice University synthetic organic chemist Dr. James Tour's research spans from nanomachines that can drill into cells, such as cancer cells and super bacteria, and […]

GCU employees answer call for Habitat projects

Grand Canyon University employees are top of the class. Community Outreach Manager Debbie Accomazzo knows this, and it's why she didn't panic when Habitat volunteering […]

Zach Williams finds inspiration in prison ministry

When Zach Williams' wife asked him to get involved in prison ministry, he told her it wasn't his thing. But after his first visit to […]

GCU nursing student breaks single-mom stereotype

There are times when all someone needs is a little helping hand. That's the case for Fernanda Munoz, a senor nursing student at GCU and […]

Why GCU skips U.S. News & World Report rankings

Grand Canyon University continues to be asked why it does not participate in the U.S. News & World Report college rankings, which came out this […]

Preparation boosts Speech and Debate

Memorization drills, current events quizzes, mock debates and daily reading throughout the summer boosted Grand Canyon University's Matthew Calderwood and Grace Laidlaw to a 10th-place […]