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Purdins' radio show is rooted in Christian values

Wayne Purdin is lead curriculum editor at GCU during the week, but on Saturdays he has a different assignment: He and his wife, Julie, offer […]

Midnight Madness is treasure chest of fun memories

The scene at Midnight Madness on Friday night was exactly what it was supposed to be -- crazy. As in crazy fun. Students waited hours […]

Slideshow: Midnight Madness sizzles with fun

Photos by Darryl Webb  GCU News Bureau Students filling jam-packed GCU Arena for the annual Midnight Madness event roared their approval of Thunder, coaches Dan […]

Slideshow: Family Weekend filled with love and laughter

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau From the main campus fanning out to Grand Canyon University Golf Course, GCU Hotel and Canyon 49 Grill, […]

Antelope Intros: Irasema Guzman and Ed Koeneman

This week's edition of Antelope Intros features a University counselor who is proud of her eclectic career journey. The other is an electrical engineering instructor […]

GCU researching the impact of shoes on muscles

One of GCU's newly launched research projects explores the impact of shoes on muscles activation. CSET Assistant Professor Donna Gerakos said GCU’s leap into research […]

College of Theology professor co-authors wealth vs. virtue editorial

GCU College of Theology professor Dr. Joshua Greever and Dr. David Kotter explore the Bible's treatment of those who achieve wealth (money, land, animals, crops, […]

'Of Thee I Sing' opens at Ethington at perfect time

"Of Thee I Sing" opens Oct. 14 at Ethington Theatre, a welcome respite from Presidential election fever. This singing and dancing political satire has been […]

Former Phoenix Suns player Boris Diaw speaks to GCU business students

By GCU Today Boris Diaw, a 13-year NBA power forward and former member of the Phoenix Suns who now plays for the Utah Jazz, made […]