GCU News

Former GCU doctor showed his love for University

Dr. Charles Cooke, who passed away last month at age 89, was a fixture at GCU for 35 years. His son and longtime friend shared […]

Spirits of Arizona vets lifted during annual visit

Dozens of Grand Canyon University employees, primarily from the Military Division, engaged veterans at the Arizona State Veterans Home in games, a drum circle and […]

Public history interns shed light on colorful past

Grand Canyon University's public history program is only one year old, yet its students have already landed internships in museums and historic preservation offices in […]

Volunteers sought for Move-In Week

The loudest, grandest and most colorful Grand Canyon University event will be here before you know it. That’s right. Move-In Week is right around the […]

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 […]