GCU News

Spring Chapel and the Gathering look to Continue Momentum with Familiar Faces

By Jennifer Willis Communications Staff Chapel and the Gathering got a burst of energy when they moved into the new arena this fall semester and Dean […]

Seven Months Later, Joplin, Missouri Stronger Than Ever

Enrollment counselor Aaron Johnson recently returned from a holiday trip to the Joplin, Missouri area which was devastated by a tornado on May 22 and […]

Carazo, 'Lopes Wrestlers Begin Championship Quests

The unfinished business of an NCAA championship at 174 pounds begins Saturday for Victor Carazo at the annual Grand Canyon Duals, which will bring five […]

Winter Dance Concert Draws From Multiple Influences

The Ethington Dance Ensemble, under the guidance of GCU’s director of dance, Susannah Keita, has come a long way since its start a year ago. […]

Red and Green Supplant Purple at GCU Work Sites

It all began with Mark Glazier and his seven-foot Santa Thunder. The Tempe enrollment manager sent us a photo of the custom-made Antlered One in […]

Two Student Dancers Live Out Their Passion at GCU

For a dancer, being onstage is the culmination of a lot of hard work and dedication. It is the end result of countless hours of […]

Choirs Sound Better Than Ever in Christmas Concert

Weary souls needing an extra push to the Christmas finish line received that welcome boost Monday night from “A Grand Canyon Christmas,” the Music Department’s […]

Canyon Cares Christmas Bigger, Better Than Ever

A GCU holiday tradition became more expansive than ever Sunday afternoon with the move of Canyon Cares Christmas to the Quad and Arena. The University’s […]

Arena Brings ‘Handel’s Messiah’ Up Close and Personal

George Frideric Handel’s 270-year-old “Messiah” met GCU’s 3-month-old Arena on Thursday night, and each was better for the experience. The Christmas classic, which takes nearly […]