GCU News

COT 'Lunch and Learns' return, new recording studio opens

The College of Theology has a lot going on Friday: the first "Lunch and Learn" at 11:15 a.m. and then an open house for Center […]

GCU volunteers helping sex-trade victims reach their dreams

Every Tuesday for eight weeks, GCU faculty members and students voluntarily teach a different skill-building session to one group of shelter residents, women who survived […]

Oh, the places they'll go: Flatzes start Seuss tour

One played Shakespeare's Juliet on the stage of GCU's Ethington Theatre and has done a PetSmart commercial, while the other was the baker's wife in […]

High-spirited 'Dr. Deb' sets minds at ease

Dr. Deb Wade, GCU's first vice president for counseling and psychological services, brings to the University a special spirit and an expertise in the burgeoning […]

Beal: Nothing defective about how God uses you

Tim Beal, college/young adults pastor of Cornerstone Christian Fellowship in Chandler, delivered an unusual but highly effective Chapel talk Monday morning in which he challenged […]

GCU international students visit Grand Canyon

Twenty-three Grand Canyon University freshmen international students visited the Grand Canyon for the program's third annual trip Saturday, organized by Richard Conaway, international student coordinator. […]

CONHCP programs under routine review for re-accreditation

The faculty and staff in GCU's College of Nursing and Health Care Professions will be busy showcasing their programs this week as individuals from the […]

Gallego visits GCU

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego paid a visit Monday morning to speak with the University leaders and to take a campus […]

GCU employee, student honored at Hispanic leadership celebration

GCU continued its outreach into the Phoenix Hispanic community Friday, honoring employee Angela Mejia and awarding a $2,500 scholarship to incoming freshman Anahi Ramos of […]