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‘This is a human being,’ STEM Scholars told in lab

This year for the first time, high school students enrolled as GCU STEM Scholars are experimenting with human cadavers as part of their curriculum. On […]

New CHSS psychology, counseling programs reflect workforce demand

Aging baby boomers, increasing dependence on technology and rising substance abuse among trauma victims are among societal changes prompting a growth market for professional therapists. […]

Antelope Intros: Carrie Rogers and John David Patterson

This week's Antelope Intros have an outdoorsy feel, from the classroom operations specialist who loves to take her family to the beach to the enrollment […]

Parents to learn science + math = better than electronics

Parents who want to switch their children's attention from video games, TVs and cell phones to science, math and engineering can take free classes at […]

GCU Department of Public Safety named 14th in country

Grand Canyon University’s Department of Public Safety has been named one of the Top 25 university departments in the country. The National Campus Safety Summit […]

Wade offers a makeover — on the inside — in Chapel talk

Dr. Deb Wade, GCU’s vice president for counseling and psychological services, turned Chapel into an edition of “Extreme Makeover” Monday, but this transformation was designed […]

GCU dedicates new recording studio

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Grand Canyon University on Monday had an open house at its new recording studio, and guests got to […]

New recording studio features room(s) with a view

GCU's new recording studio was unveiled for local church leaders Monday, and it was like being lost in space -- there's a lot of square […]

GCU, Alhambra benefit from growing partnership

GCU’s student teacher partnership with neighboring Alhambra High School started small in 2012, when professor Jim Mostofo sent a handful of College of Education math […]