GCU News

Arizona expert offers inside look at Alzheimer's

Nearly 100 GCU faculty and students attended a presentation Wednesday by Dr. Michael Malek-Ahmadi, one of Arizona's leading experts on Alzheimer's disease. Forgetting your friend's […]

NSCS inducts more than 1,000 GCU students

The National Society of Collegiate Scholars (NSCS) inducted 362 traditional campus students and 648 online members nationwide. More than 500 guests in total attended the […]

GCU special ed program ranked 5th in nation

While teacher shortages keep growing across the nation, adding more challenges to the profession, GCU's special ed program ranks fifth in the nation in its […]

Fitness Facts: Eat your fruits and veggies!

Most people know that it's important to eat fruits and vegetables every day. But what is a healthy amount, and what are some sensible ways […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Holiday emotions

The holidays are coming, and Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin has some thoughts about dealing with the emotional aspect of Thanksgiving and Christmas and not […]

Lessons of Reformation still resonate today

The Ministry Forum on Monday evening was devoted to the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, and five College of Theology instructors shared their thoughts about […]

Guckenberger turns Chapel into story of true giving

Talks by Beth Guckenberger of Back2Back Ministries have become annual highlights at Chapel, and Guckenberger left her audience both laughing and crying Monday with a […]

Appreciation found for Milton's 'Paradise Lost'

Students and professors from across campus stopped by Friday during a marathon reading of John Milton’s 17th century “Paradise Lost,” an extraordinary work of English […]

Passion personified: Piper 'on his game' in GCU visit

Dr. John Piper's visit to Grand Canyon University had been anticipated for more than a year, and it didn't disappoint. The renowned preacher shared his […]