Dean of GCU’s Newest College Seeks Community

In the blink of an eye, Dr. Mark Wooden signed on for one of the busiest summers of his life. Barely two weeks before convocations […]

Published May 18, 2011

Video: Photovoice Exhibit Hosted at GCU Library

The C.O.P.E. Coalition in Phoenix, Ariz. sponsored The Photovoice exhibit at the GCU Library, featuring the work of middle-school and high-school refugee students. The teens […]

Published May 17, 2011

GCU Professor to Lead Holy Land Trip

A tour of Israel involves more than just taking in the scenery, Dr. Michael Baird says. In fact, the scenery isn’t even the best part.

Published May 17, 2011

Online Students ‘Friend’ GCU for Campus Connections

Online learning is a unique experience. Online students do not have the chance to hang out in the hallway before class. They do not get […]

Published May 17, 2011

Employee Bible Studies: Learning Over Lunch

By Jennifer Willis Communications Staff “Bring your lunch, bring your Bibles and bring an open heart to the Lord, and let the Spirit work.” That’s […]

Published May 13, 2011

Online Student Blooms With Math Teacher’s Care

When a beautiful floral arrangement turned up on her desk last week, GCU math instructor Carolyn Wesley performed a simple calculation: Daughter plus Mother’s Day […]

Published May 11, 2011

GCU Curriculum Developer Writes Children’s Book

By Jennifer Willis Communications Staff If there is one thing Ruth Douthitt has learned over the last 20 years, it’s to follow your dreams and […]

Published May 11, 2011

Eighth-Graders Visit Campus for Tour With Purpose

About 450 eighth-graders from Palo Verde Middle School in Phoenix received more than just a tour of the GCU campus on their visit Tuesday morning. […]

Published May 10, 2011

Graduation a Serious Day for a Funny Guy

Although senior psychology major Tim Jones graduated on Friday, he won’t be leaving Grand Canyon University just yet. Jones, a campus finance counselor known for […]

Published May 9, 2011