GCU News

Slideshow: Construction Ahead of Schedule

With an Aug. 15 deadline just over a month away, things are ahead of schedule for the many construction projects on campus. We have a […]

An Open Letter From KBCOB Dean Kevin Barksdale

In a farewell letter to GCU faculty and staff, Barksdale writes, "May we never forget that 100 years from now, our students will be the […]

Branning Coming of Age After Showing at Olympic Trials

GCU swimmer Michael Branning's showing at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Omaha, Neb., puts him in a good position for a bid in 2016.

Neighborhood leaders hail Grand Canyon NSI as crime deterrent

GCU's neighborhood leaders praised the $1 million NSI partnership with Phoenix PD as a way to maintain lower crime rates that were first initiated by […]

GCU, Phoenix PD announce $1 million Neighborhood Safety Initiative

City leaders heralded the GCU Neighborhood Safety Initiative unveiled Thursday as a program to be duplicated citywide.

Waldo Fire hits close to home for GCU instructor

With flames from the Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado rushing down a nearby mountain and pre-evacuation plans seemingly imminent, GCU instructor Michelle Post leaned on […]

Involving Students in Campus Life Essential for Sarah Thatcher

Move-in week is two months away, but letters and packets are being sent to students’ families as GCU prepares for the “organized chaos” expected on […]

Simulated 'Crisis' Averted During Medical Conference at GCU Arena

Seizures, foaming at the mouth, rapid heart rates, drug overdoses... you name it, simulation mannequins can replicate it. And all of it was on display […]

Mission Trip to India Was Powerful, Humbling for GCU Students

Jacob Page, GCU's director of global missions, calls the challenging three-week trip the “most impactful” one he has ever led, admitting that it took the […]