GCU News

West Side Pride: Longtime Phoenix Police Leader Found Focus at GCU

Phoenix police Cmdr. Tim Hampton says his hometown Grand Canyon University is becoming well known in law enforcement circles.

The Grace to Go On: Cancer Run's Starters Show Resilience at an Early Age

Grand Canyon University's Run to Fight Children's Cancer has become a signature event in Phoenix, with leukemia-fighting children leading the charge as honorary "race starters."

Under the Microscope: Forensic Science Day to Lure 'CSI' Types

This week's Forensic Science Day highlights Grand Canyon University's rapidly growing forensic science program and provides interactive events for students to learn more about the […]

Nothing Keeps Florida Online Student from Maintaining 4.0 GPA

Through all of the curveballs that life has thrown her way, Amy Blowers is proud that she has maintained straight A's as an online student […]

Soprano Christina Cullers Sees God’s Design in Her Singing

GCU graduate Christina Cullers is looking for God's guidance to determine the next stop on her exciting singing career.

Commencing Anew: Graduation to Have Separate Arena Ceremonies for Ground, Online Students

For the first time, Grand Canyon University is creating separate graduation ceremonies for traditional students who attend classes on campus. Two commencements are planned May […]

Dual Doctorates: Mother, Daughter from Texas Want to Inspire Teen Girls

Geraldine Davis and her daughter LaTonya have a combined six doctoral residencies and four degrees from GCU -- and one huge ambition to help teen […]

Gritty Sex-Trafficking Film Draws Capacity Crowd on Campus

The 90-minute documentary intersperses car chases and prostitution busts with heartbreaking interviews of women whose lives were shattered by years of abuse.

Run to Fight Children's Cancer Draws Record Number of Participants

The third Grand Canyon University Run to Fight Children's Cancer drew nearly 4,000 people Saturday, including a record number of 5K and 10K runners. The […]