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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 […]

Pilot Bible study connects the brain and the Bible

Adjunct professor Sven Olson lived with a traumatic brain injury for 30 years before learning it could be improved. Now he and GCU alumnus Rev. […]

GCU student body cultivates steps toward tree campus designation

Grand Canyon University students planted eight trees on Saturday, an effort to show GCU is a tree-forward campus. The hope of the Associated Students of […]

Mueller at Chapel: Make decisions that move you closer to God

The start of the school year represents the start of many decisions for students, especially those away from their parents for the first time. GCU […]

Purpose, patriotism, pursuit of happiness unpacked at civic conference

Ingram Honors College presented its inaugural Canyon Civic Conference Friday morning and students and special guests filled the Global Credit Union Arena. Renown author Dr. […]

GCU students, professors present research at American Scientific Affiliation conference

Grand Canyon University students and faculty presented their research at the 2026 American Scientific Affiliation conference.

Club and Community Fair evolves into a career launchpad

What began as a way to discover hobby groups has evolved into one of GCU’s strongest career accelerators. At this year’s Clubs and Community Fair, […]

ROTC cadets unfurl tradition of honoring 9/11 victims

Ethan Doest was determined to keep the ritual of the 9/11 flag planting by GCU’s ROTC program strong. Doest, for the fifth consecutive year, participated […]