GCU News

Slideshow: Eight More of GCU's International Students

Photos of students who participated in a shoot for GCU Today Magazine, which is featuring the University's international student population in its December issue.

Texas Fire Chief Sees GCU Doctorate as Key to Future

Paige Day, assistant fire chief in Missouri City, Texas, a Houston suburb, plans to use her doctorate in education from GCU to write and lecture […]

Antelope Intros: Jeff Zink, Rebecca Murphy and Rosio Aguayo

This week's Antelope Intros bring you a curriculum developer who referees college basketball games, an online enrollment counselor who is a former rodeo queen, and […]

Student Worker of the Month: Alexa Tyson

The education major, a junior, goes all-out in customer service for students, faculty and administrators in her position with the University's library.

Student-Directed Dance Concert Shines Light on Several Styles

Junior Chris Giles choreographed four pieces and danced in three of them at the semiannual showcase of student work, which offered something for all manner […]

New library brings place for study, community to heart of campus

Students won't find much in common with the old Fleming Library, which lacked computer availability and adequate seating. The new library will open Monday, and […]

GCU Bands Show They Can Carry a Tune (and a Concert)

The Wind Ensemble, Thunderstruck Percussion and Thunder Big Band all sounded terrific in a 90-minute fall concert under the direction of Paul Koch.

Math professors volunteer their evenings to help GCU students succeed

Professors began promoting the night sessions to students during classes, dubbing the free tutoring “Pi It Forward.” Sessions are held Monday through Wednesday from 4:30 […]

Cyanobacteria? GCU professor investigates wild alternative fuel source

A Grand Canyon University biology professor, Dr. Galyna Kufryk, dedicates her research to the study of how hydrogen-producing microorganisms called cyanobacteria could help develop new […]