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Second '15 for 15' series features Gospel of Mark

GCU's second 15-for-15 series will be unveiled this fall, with its focus on the Gospel of Mark. This series studies the story of Jesus, with […]

GCU College of Arts and Media students teach theatre in Japan

Five College of Arts and Media students recently travelled to Japan to teach theatre to schoolchildren. They visited various schools and taught students acting exercises, […]

The world was not handed to them, but at GCU they raised a hand to teach

They often didn't have it easy in life, yet classroom paraprofessionals help the most vulnerable of K12 students. And GCU is helping those paraprofessionals, including […]

A new era for Lope Shop

If you need a break while looking for GCU attire at Lope Shop during Welcome Week, you might be lucky enough to find a couple […]

Successful dissertation defense celebrated in the Middle East

Ahmed Hussein earned a bachelor's degree in his native Egypt but came to the United States 20 years to further his education because he believed […]

Sisters in scholarship and in life

Brianna Castro played a big role in raising her sister, Berlinda. She also gave her big shoes to fill, winning a Students Inspiring Students scholarship […]

New academic year brings new Honors College programs

Grand Canyon University's Honors College has been busy this summer. Formerly located in the Technology Building, the college moved across campus to the Engineering Building, […]

CityServe's laptop initiative computes with the community

No task is too daunting for City Serve. The outreach ministry of GCU that provides household goods and necessities to impoverished families and communities is […]

Seitz set on attracting women to GCU's trades pathways

Photos by Ralph Freso At the end of each semester, Shelly Seitz welcomes working men and women who ditch the hardhats to dress up for […]