GCU News

How one girl is trying to tune out cancer

The story of Liana Gold, a 9-year-old who has leukemia, is gut-wrenching: Her diagnosis was sudden, and the treatment has been extremely difficult for both […]

GCU receives Community Partner Award for STEM Scholars program

GCU's STEM Scholars program, which gives local high school students a chance to learn more about this rapidly expanding field and also earn up to […]

He's now professor emeritus, but just call him Mike

Dr. Mike Baird doesn't put on airs. That's not the kind of guy he is. But the 17th professor emeritus in GCU history is beloved […]

Chapel talk interrupts this life for a special message

Chapel was all about interruptions Monday morning. Nicole Cottrell urged her listeners to allow God to interrupt their lives and to use His power to […]

Choosing better than the 'R' word

This year, "Spread the Word to End the Word" day was March 2. Nearly 250 students teamed up with Grand Canyon University Best Buddies to […]

'Composer' is big winner in GCU Film Festival

Nearly 40 digital films were nominated in this year's GCU Film Festival, but only the winners were honored at Ethington Theatre on Sunday evening. Winning […]

Soccer team gets a kick out of helping foster kids

It was quite a scene Saturday when members of the men’s soccer team brightened the day for foster children participating in the Phoenix Foster Carnival. […]

GCU ends current effort to convert to nonprofit

Grand Canyon Education, Inc. (NASDAQ: LOPE), a comprehensive regionally accredited university that offers approximately 200 graduate and undergraduate degree programs and certificates across eight colleges […]

Why they keep running to fight children's cancer

Some runners have very personal reasons why they’ll be running in the sixth annual GCU Foundation Run to Fight Children's Cancer, scheduled for Saturday, March […]