GCU News

Antelope Intros: David Lemus and John Clayton

This week's Antelope Intros feature two family-oriented guys with interesting passions. One brings new meaning to "Some like it hot," and the other has shown […]

K-12 science dynamo spreads STEM love

Amanda Hughens, GCU's K-12 STEM outreach manager, is a blur of positive energy who wears more proverbial hats than a millinery’s models and whose resume […]

Race starter braves the elements of cancer fight

Story by Janie Magruder Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Emma Kerr is the picture of true grit. Not the boot-wearin’, horse-ridin’, gun-totin’ kind […]

Chapel talk urges us to be the missing link to God

The Gospel of Luke has more parables than any other book in the Bible, and Dustin Tappan of Christ's Church of the Valley used the […]

GCU to wrap its arms around mental health awareness at 'Embrace' week

By Jeannette Cruz GCU News Bureau Like most college students, Cody Dumas arrived at Grand Canyon University eager to take on a new experience. But […]

Honoring God in the workplace is on our office to-do list

What would you have to change about yourself in the workplace if your employer was God? You might need to pray more often for the […]

Antelope Intros: Jordan Hoyt and Jeff Ball

This week's Antelope Intros feature two Peoria enrollment counselors who have somewhat unusual sports backgrounds, grew up far from the Valley in places where winter […]

Momentum, interest build in Year 2 of Habitat union

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau Patricia Brazil and her daughter Michelle had lived together in a house on Camelback Road for 45 years, from the […]

Diaw shows what in the world is going on in pro sports

Students in the Colangelo College of Business got to hear from another plugged-in speaker Wednesday night, and this one gave them a global view of […]