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Alumnus overcomes dyslexia to pursue medicine

Grand Canyon University alumnus Gustavo Anton overcame dyslexia to excel in GCU's premed program prior to finding his way to Midwestern University, where he is […]

Published December 2, 2014

Winter dance concert to explore opposing themes

Faculty and students in GCU's dance department have been working on their winter dance show, "Balance/Opposition," since last fall. On Friday and Saturday, beginning at […]

Published December 2, 2014

Chapel: Don't limit your faith to 'The Box'

Chris Brown of North Coast Church in Vista, Calif., is an animated storyteller, scene-setter and humorist, and his Chapel talk Monday morning was filled with […]

Published December 2, 2014

COFAP pioneers concept of onstage student shepherds

Story by Janie Magruder Photos by Alexis Bolze GCU News Bureau Like one of those resonant quotations that’s attributed to “anonymous,” the origins of the […]

Published December 1, 2014

Alumni step up to support youth through Elevate Phoenix

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau Kea Goode’s mother died when she was 5 and her father never was part of her life, so she knows […]

Published December 1, 2014

Santa's elves in Tempe busy shopping for Canyon Cares kids

Team Murri, a group of employees in the Tempe office, are challenging other GCU staffers to choose a Halope (Lope with a halo) tag from […]

Published November 25, 2014

Career Services: Etiquette an important workplace skill

By Alexa Wennet GCU Career Services The practice of etiquette is on the decline, yet it is one of the most important ways to demonstrate […]

Published November 24, 2014

New Deputy Director of Athletics is coming home

GCU has a new deputy director of athletics, and for her it's a homecoming. Jamie Boggs, who most recently was a top administrator at Georgia […]