GCU News

For GCU officer, saving lives is second nature

Public Safety Officer Matthew Grupe risked his own life in an Aug. 7 fire to save a man who had been asleep. This morning, he […]

Sneak peek: From baguette duels and bucket heads to prison stripes and big belly laughs, 'Scapin' all fun and games

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau The College of Fine Arts and Production at Grand Canyon University will present "Scapin," a zany adaptation of […]

Buffoonery blusters through Ethington with 'Scapin'

Don't let the possibly unfamiliar title of the College of Fine Arts and Production's newest play keep you away from Ethington Theatre this weekend or […]

October proclaimed Dyslexia Awareness Month

Joining Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey in declaring Dyslexia Awareness Month is (second from left) Rebekah Dyer, an assistant professor in the Grand Canyon University College of […]

Ministry Forum delves into Scripture on the topic of baptism

What does the Bible say about whether babies should be baptized or whether the sacrament should wait until after an individual can profess his or […]

Enough with the excuses, God says: Follow Me!

Jonah denied God's wishes, doing an end run around Nineveh, and look where that got him?, Pastor Travis Hearn pointed out to a full GCU […]

GCU strengthens ties to breast cancer fight

Among the thousands of people who plan to participate a walk to benefit breast cancer patients, families and research later this month are GCU employees […]

Lopes love spreads through neighborhood during Serve the City event

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Nearly 300 Grand Canyon University students wielded hammers, hoes, shovels, paint brushes and other tools Saturday during Serve the City. There […]

New faculty members add to academic rigor, momentum of CSET program

CSET's faculty grew by nine members this fall as its student enrollment rose to more than 2,800 students. Dr. Jon Valla, the new assistant dean, […]