University updates emergency management plans

Grand Canyon University is in the process of updating how its Public Safety force responds to emergencies and how the campus community is alerted to […]

Published September 19, 2014

Former NYPD cop, GCU campus feel 9/11 impact

The Grand Canyon University campus commemorated the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with a memorial on campus Thursday as GCU public safety officer Joe Frosch, a […]

Published September 11, 2014

Timing is right for new worship coordinator

John Frederick is the new worship coordinator of the Center for Worship Arts at GCU, but he also is one of the editors for an […]

Published September 9, 2014

College of Theology introduces 2 new event series

Two new recurring events -- a Lunch and Learn for faculty members and a Ministry Forum open to anyone on campus -- are important additions […]

Published September 5, 2014

GCU adds electrical engineering program for 2015

Grand Canyon University's first-ever engineering students hit campus next fall as the University unveils a new STEM academics building on Camelback Road.

Published September 4, 2014

Energetic dean puts COB plans in motion

Randy Gibb isn't what you'd expect for a former Air Force colonel. He's flexible and down to earth, but his background in leadership has given […]

Published August 27, 2014

New tech programs drive workforce development

With an increased focus on STEM academics, GCU is equipping students with the skills to serve in high-tech jobs in the future.

Published August 20, 2014

Star Tech: The Next Generation of GCU Grads

As a Grand Canyon University undergraduate, Jared Stauffer laid out his vision for a new technology company, and he followed through on his dream. Now […]

Published August 20, 2014

GCU cultures interns in character, teamwork, success

The number of interns from Grand Canyon University has grown dramatically in the last year, and the goal is to triple the program's size by […]

Published August 14, 2014