Honors College

Grad faces beauty standards in Canyon Journal of Undergraduate Research

“Words matter, and words have impact,” said Grand Canyon University graduate Lauren Baker, whose research manuscript discussing her identity as a Filipina woman is one […]

Brotherly bond: Varkeys made quantum leaps academically at GCU

Photos by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the April issue of GCU Magazine. Their school building was their home. Their teacher? Their […]

Students delve into culture, cuisine and world history with study abroad

Florentine Neighborhood Walks, Art and Community, Food, Drinks, City. Sounds like a perfect vacation. But instead, these are academic courses offered to students through Grand […]

Unflappable students celebrated at '20s-themed Honors Banquet

The Honors College wrapped up the academic year – a year in which the college celebrated its 10th anniversary – with its annual Honors Banquet. […]

Students showcase projects, research at undergraduate symposium

Over 40 student groups showcased oral presentations at Monday’s Canyon Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Antelope Gymnasium. Executive and academic leadership, faculty and students filled […]

Canyon Undergraduate Research Conference was poster perfect

Students took over Antelope Gymnasium on Thursday to present their research and academic projects as part of the Canyon Undergraduate Research Conference. At more than […]

Honors students use their medical skills to serve communities in Mexico

When midterms ended and spring break rolled around, a group of Grand Canyon University Honors College students weren't thinking of heading to the beach. There […]

Students at leadership event inspired to break barriers

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Mental blocks, cultural blocks, physical blocks. They're barriers students experience in their academic and career paths as they go […]

Faith, integrity in the workplace focus of GCU panel talk

"If money is your motivation, you'll run out of fuel." "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." "How do I represent […]