GCU News

First summer orientation overflows with smiles, fun

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Nearly 1,500 new GCU students and their families dropped in Saturday for the first of four summer orientations […]

Antelope Intros: Amy Wortley and Shayla Cole

This week's Antelope Intros feature two Peoria employees -- one has fond memories of her "big hair" days and the other is an artist, writer […]

Havocs attend national student section convention

GCU News Bureau The most spirited visitors to Terre Haute, Ind., since Larry Bird played college basketball there in the late ‘70s were at Indiana […]

GCU students at NCSSA national meeting

Senior Brandon Kaiser, president of the GCU Havocs, and vice president Trevor Knotts, a junior, participated in the first-ever convention of the National Collegiate Student […]

STEM campers learn to bake brownies in solar ovens

More than 20 middle school and high school girls in Grand Canyon University's all-female STEM academic camp braved the searing hot weather Wednesday as they […]

Faculty member has the Intel for engineers

If you’d like to chat about ion implantation in microchips, wonder how circuit boards work, or would just like to shoot the breeze about engineering […]

AzHOSA students hone skills at national competition

Eight members of Grand Canyon University’s chapter of the AzHOSA health care professions organization are off to Anaheim, Calif., today to compete in HOSA’s 38th […]

Antelope Intros: MJ Mauney and Sedrick Ratchford

This week's version of Antelope Intros includes a UDR in Virginia who has hilarious tales to tell about a part-time job that made people smile […]

Shakespeare to Seuss: Ethington shows its range

Claude Pensis, dean of the College of Fine Arts and Productions, Bill Symington, assistant dean and stage designer, and Michael Kary, assistant professor and play […]