Relationships, faith grow in M.Div. residency

The first residency for the new master of divinity program in the College of Theology was a resounding success as 21 online students from all […]

Published June 9, 2015

Cancer researcher Dr. Robert J. Arceci dies in traffic accident

Photo by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Dr. Robert J. Arceci, pictured here with a tiny cancer survivor at the 5th annual GCU Foundation Run […]

Published June 9, 2015

Happy campers hoop it up for the love of the game

Signups are way up for the summer basketball camps at GCU, but it's not too late to enroll your kids if they'd like to participate. […]

Published June 8, 2015

Antelope Intros: Tennille Feldbush and Jason Linders

This week's Antelope Intros feature an online teacher who got turned on to GCU while working in Idaho and a new member of the athletics […]

Published June 5, 2015

From fish flop to flamenco, dance camp appeals to teens

Teenagers from California and Arizona are enjoying GCU's first "Summer Dance Intensive," a residential camp that imparts knowledge and training in a variety of genres […]

Published June 5, 2015

Campus Love: Church partnership creates jobs

Story by Cooper Nelson GCU News Bureau Grand Canyon University’s five-point plan to improve the local neighborhood was a Godsend to John Ramos, executive pastor […]

Published June 4, 2015

GCU dance duo earns scholarships for major summer program at Duke

Dance education majors Monique Streety and Nicole Mayes are packing their bags for Durham, N.C., where they will spend most of the summer at the […]

Published June 4, 2015

Building 9 showed the power of a utility player

Building 9, that little tan building on the west side of campus, served a number of roles in its nearly 60 years. As it's prepared […]

Published June 3, 2015

STEM summer camps could be career-builders

After hosting its STEM Saturdays events this school year, GCU is hosting local students on campus beginning Monday for a series of STEM summer camps […]

Published June 2, 2015