GCU News

Spirit of GCU residency bursts with Joy

Joy Patrick-Akpan, a doctoral learner from Lagos, Nigeria, had flown for 37 hours on her first trip to the United States for the recent residency, […]

GCU dance piece all adds up for young students

Story by Janie Magruder Photos by Tyler McDonald GCU News Bureau Every time Khaila Matthews stepped onto a gym floor in a local school this […]

Lopes Leap to Teach links students with schools aiming to hire

Grand Canyon University hosted the third and final Lopes Leap to Teach job fair on Thursday. The event drew dozens of dozens of job-hunting students […]

Antelope Intros: Wade Wedow and Toni Barrett Druilhet

This week's Antelope Intros are a couple of university development representatives who stand out as leaders and positive thinkers. One set an unusual record while […]

Retiring COT 'pillar' helped students learn — and live

The longest-tenured employee at Grand Canyon University, Dr. Michael Baird of the College of Theology, is retiring after 36 years, and he will leave behind […]

Career Services: The importance of limiting cell phone, tablet use in the workplace

By David Orosco GCU Career Services Some would say current technology has become an extension of who we are. The ability to check e-mails, order lunch and inspect bank statements is […]

Praise for 'Canyon Worship' keeps resonating

The accolades keep pouring in for "Canyon Worship," the EP released earlier this month by Grand Canyon University's Center for Worship Arts. Some of the […]

GCU athletic training and nursing students work Wild Canyon Games

Athletic training and nursing students in GCU's College of Nursing and Health Care Professions recently worked alongside physical therapists, EMTs and other health care professionals […]

Employee seeking aid for victims of Nepal earthquake

Saturday's 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal caused more than 5,000 casualties and left nearly 11,000 injured. GCU's Muney Shrestha, a facilities application administrator, is collecting […]