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As your plot thickens, heed this Chapel message

The final Chapel talk of the academic year Monday featured Pastor Tim Griffin's humorous description of why he's the guy you want to avoid when […]

More great news for Speech and Debate Team

GCU's Speech and Debate Team won an honor that surprised director Barry Regan, College of Humanities and Social Sciences instructor: It notched 20th place out […]

CCOB's new Pegasystems software class sets GCU apart

BUS-330 isn't just a 300-level class in the Colangelo College of Business; it's one of only two such classes in the country. The subject is […]

Antelope Intros: Bettina Singleton and Joshua Aguirre

This week's edition of Antelope Intros features two individuals with unique stories and a strong sense of family pride. One of them likes to explore […]

COE alum chosen for engineering education program

GCU College of Education graduate Anthony Perez, a RODEL scholar and second-grade teacher at Sunset Elementary School in Glendale, is one of 100 winners of […]

Three views from underneath GCU's family tree

Three venerable families -- the Bakers, the Barnes/Hawkins/Forrest clan and the Kesos -- have contributed large numbers of graduates to Grand Canyon's legacy. In this […]

Educators embrace technology at Google Summit

By Jeannette Cruz GCU News Bureau Most of us have seen how technology has altered the humble chalkboard that our teachers once used. From white […]

Caring and candy the prizes in Canyon Cares Easter hunt

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Once a year, Grand Canyon University transforms into a wondrous, worship and egg-laden place where children from the […]

'Lunch and Learn' message: Build wealth, share it

The Integration of Faith, Learning and Work "Lunch and Learn" Friday at Ethington Theatre offered two talks about the relationship between God and building wealth. […]