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Honored apprentice becomes pride of GCU's first electricians' class

Richard Sharer is proving just how much it paid off to launch a career in the trades at Grand Canyon University. Since his 2022 completion […]

Lopes level up on workplace development skills

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Legos are a young person’s game. And sometimes, an engineer’s game, as it was for Nate Cottrell, director of […]

Doctoral candidate studies to save shorelines

Beaches provide a great escape for tourists as well as an income generator for coastal businesses. GCU doctoral candidate Scott Wahl wants to make sure […]

Chapel speaker: Follow authentic believers of God

Enduring struggles, sins and scars is a part of life. How someone remains or becomes authentic is someone worth following. North Mountain Redemption pastor Josh […]

Tenth anniversary of GCU-Habitat partnership celebrated at Lopes Go Local

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow As a social worker, Junie Monongye has helped collect water, clothing and other desperately needed items for people who […]

Jerry Colangelo to students: Prepare and listen

Jerry Colangelo valued family and purpose in his decision to not take a lucrative job in New York. That was just one of several life […]

GCU shares scholarly work at global character conference

Faculty and staff from Grand Canyon University’s Canyon Center for Character Education and the Office of Research and Grants represented the university recently at the […]

Chapel speaker: Overcome fear through faith

Insecurities have a purpose in life. Illuminate Community Church pastor Jason Fritz told GCU students at Monday Chapel that Moses overcame his speech issues and […]

TEDxGCU Catalyst scores a 10 in boosting students' public speaking skills

It's a merry time for TEDxGCU. The club that promotes public speaking is a hit with local high schools, as its 10th annual TEDxGCU Catalyst […]