GCU News

Student Parking Plan in Works for Increased Campus Traffic in Fall

The GCU campus is expected to hold nearly 7,000 students by next school year, meaning that parking violations will be strictly enforced beginning in August […]

Dr. James Beggs, GCU's Resident Rapper, Leaving a Legacy of Good Cheer

After a 37-year teaching career, including the last 11 at GCU, Beggs is retiring at the end of the school year. As part of the […]

Spring Dance Concert Explores Range of Movement, Emotion

The College of Fine Arts and Production’s concert, titled “@,” included 10 dance pieces -- three by GCU students. Others were choreographed by GCU dance […]

Class of 2012: Saenz a Servant and a Scholar

Not many students relish the community atmosphere at Grand Canyon University as much as Raul Saenz. The Servant Scholar program brought Saenz to GCU, and […]

Servant Scholars a Model Recruiting Program for GCU

Scott Fehrenbacher says GCU's best ambassadors aren't its marketing pieces or television commercials. "It’s our students.” And the new Servant Scholar program is attracting some […]

Student Worker of Month: Fair a Fixture at Ethington Theatre

By Bob Romantic GCU News Bureau Rebecca Fair is the first face visitors see when they visit Ethington Theatre – even when maybe she’s not […]

Weekend Softball Series Caps Holtorf Family's GCU Legacy

Kara's brothers Troy and Kyle Holtorf played baseball at GCU from 2002-2005. Cousins Ryan and Ronnie Holtorf played for the Antelopes in the late 1990s. […]

Class of 2012: With a Mountain to Climb, Bonita Baldwin Reaches the Summit

The former high school dropout, known on campus as “Mama B,” has overcome the hard life of the streets and is scheduled to graduate with […]

With ‘Elijah,’ Hernandez Brings Out Music Program's Best

Other choral directors might back away from such a challenge, but Assistant Dean Juan Hernandez saw opportunity instead of obstacles, and “Elijah” is now the […]