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Cornhole, camaraderie, karaoke charge up GCU's Camp Elliott

Grand Canyon University students don't risk missing out on the best seats for Midnight Madness, the big pep rally tonight to launch the college basketball […]

GCU College of Arts and Media alumni win Rocky Mountain Student Production Awards

GCU students won two awards at the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Student Production Awards for the Southwest Chapter.

T.W. Lewis speaker intersects AI, faith, peace

Rev. Johnnie Moore serves as a vice chancellor at Pepperdine University, runs its AI initiative and is the managing director of its Middle East studies. […]

GCU education majors learn what it takes to reach kids in any language

Schools overseas keep asking for Grand Canyon University-produced teachers. This year, 11 education majors got a head start. Through Canyon Global Educators, they taught English […]

Students level up, win 72-hour game design challenge

Let's take a few years to develop a video game? Not at the Arizona Game Cup, where students from seven universities had just 72 hours […]

Pastor Griffin: Small things can lead to Jesus

A water break turned out to be a transformative moment for a broken woman and her Sychar community. GCU pastor Tim Griffin referenced John 4 […]

Grand Collective album brings goodness and glory

A retreat added some zest to the production of the Worship Arts program's recently released Grand Collective EP titled "Goodness & Glory." The five-song worship […]

From embassy work to a Holy Land visit, Lopes lived large this summer

Summertime and the livin’ is easy. But we found students who lived large, traveling to the Holy Land and delving into internships in Malaysia and […]

He stepped off the reservation to play basketball; now he's earning his doctorate

Former GCU men’s basketball player Jason Amador hasn’t forgotten the people who supported him through his journey that started at the Colorado River Indian Tribes […]