GCU News

TEDxGCU 2025, 'Loose Threads'

Student-produced TEDxGCU on Friday night at Global Credit Union Arena featured talks that ranged from improving education with video to resurrecting the art of letter […]

Alumni-owned Ri's Coffee brews inclusivity

Nonprofit business Ri's Coffee, started by GCU alumni, doesn't just serve coffee, it also serves a welcoming and inclusive environment for individuals with developmental disabilities. […]

Spring 2025 Dance Concert, "Revelations"

The College of Arts and Media's dance department is wrapping up its academic year with the Spring 2025 Dance Concert, "Revelations." It will be presented […]

Project management computes for students during MIT visit

Erik Yost had no inkling of the importance of project management until his senior year in a capstone class at GCU. Yost quickly displayed the […]

Lopes Ninja Nation

Athletic abilities were tested Wednesday night at Lopes Ninja Nation on Prescott Field. Students swung, climbed, balanced and sprinted through an obstacle course and burned […]

You sunk my battleship! New water sports add gurgle to intramurals

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow It’s 60 degrees with a light drizzle, and competitors are slightly shivering as the sun sets. They wouldn’t want […]

GCU Intramural's battleship

Grand Canyon University Intramural Sports has introduced battleship, a game in which teams try to sink each other's canoes. Story

Celebrating island culture at Pasifika Fest

Pasifika Fest on Wednesday at the Quad spotlighted Pacific island culture, from Hawaii to Samoa. The event, presented by the Multicultural Office, included traditional dances, […]

From a hiking alert system, to drones, to AI chess, capstones made the right move

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Phoenix’s cantankerous 110-plus degree summer days aren’t always hiking-friendly. So, in 2021, the city started a program to close […]