GCU News

Inventions spark students' scientific intensity

Empathy can be the inspiration of invention, Chief Science Officers learned during one of the stimulating sessions they are experiencing during a three-day summer training […]

A song for Kayla, a message for the world

The memory of Kayla Castro, the GCU freshman who died in April while rock climbing, lives on in "Dancing by Your Side (Home Now)," a […]

Chief Science Officers ride wave of STEM enthusiasm

About 200 Chief Science Officers from junior schools and high schools from across Arizona are attending a summer institute through Wednesday hosted by GCU. Lawmakers, […]

Leaping to learn during Summer Dance Intensive

They are as strong as trees yet as supple as flowers, as powerful as a rainstorm yet as soft as a spring breeze. Using their […]

Antelope Intros: Ruth A. Douthitt and Katalina Inzunza

This week's edition of Antelope Intros features two alumni who remember a campus library that was far different when they were students. Both enjoy creativity […]

For VA whistleblower, truth is paramount

Brandon Coleman, a Phoenix Veteran Affairs employee who blew the whistle on the improper care of suicidal veterans, told his story Friday to fellow GCU […]

Heat's no match for GCU volunteers

GCU News Bureau The call went out at Grand Canyon University: Volunteers were needed for two Habitat for Humanity project dates. Just like that, three […]

Dominican mission trip a real lift for students

Nine GCU students had the opportunity this spring to travel to the Dominican Republic, where they received field experience, learned a new culture and found […]

Career Services on task with conference, initiative

There are big things happening in GCU's Career Services department. Not only did it host, for the first time, the Arizona Statewide Career Services Conference […]