GCU News

New eatery cleans your plate with healthy options

Got a food allergy? Simple Servings, the new eatery in the Student Union, could be ideal for you. It offers food choices completely free of […]

CSET volunteers tackle Habit for Humanity project

Photos courtesy of Mark Wireman Faculty and staff from the College of Science, Engineering and Technology volunteered their time Saturday to paint a house, move 15 […]

GCU event is like speed dating for STEM programs

GCU's second STEM Innovation Breakfast was a tremendous success, both for presenters who offered a range of opportunities and K-12 educators wishing to bolster STEM […]

Chapel message works toward new view of career

Oye Waddell's talk at Chapel on Monday morning contained some thoughts that are very important for students trying to choose a major or a career. […]

Bringing pastoral perspective to immigration debate

Trying to have a measured, thoughtful discussion about immigration is quite a challenge these days, but the Ministry Forum on Monday night avoided creating any […]

It's a show of hands as students engineer solutions

As GCU's first engineering students enter their fourth semester of classes, they are greeted with a new, hands-on curriculum that makes engineering a lot more […]

Auditions show what's in store for TEDx at GCU

Auditions for TEDx on Saturday provided a good look at why the March 2 event at GCU Arena figures to be so impressive. TED is […]

Mueller named chairman of GCU Board of Directors

Brian Mueller, GCU president, has been named chairman of the Grand Canyon Education Inc. Board of Directors. "Brian's vision and leadership have transformed GCU into […]

Summit shows value of school/community alliance

More than 30 superintendents, 400 community leaders and guests gathered inside GCU Arena for the 2017 School Connect Summit, a collaborative conversation about engaging and […]