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Cheer coach adds daring to 'dream team' heading to nationals

Photos by Ralph Freso It’s awe-inspiring to see athletes literally in flight on the basketball floor. We’re not talking dunks here but a team maneuver. […]

GCU earns 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification

(Jan. 12, 2026) – Grand Canyon University has earned the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement (CE) Classification, an elective designation awarded by the American Council on […]

Exciting events lined up for Lopes to mark a memorable semester

The Lopes are back on the Grand Canyon University campus and are ready to dive into their studies – and the events that will make […]

Counseling faculty shares expertise at national counselor education conference

A team of Grand Canyon University counseling department faculty and a GCU doctoral student in counselor education and supervision presented at the 2025 Association for […]

GCU assistant dean training city employees on responsible use of AI

Dr. Robert Loy, assistant dean of the College of Engineering and Technology, is helming a series of artificial intelligence trainings for the city of Phoenix. […]

Five questions with Dr. Dwight Farris

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published as the "5-on-5" feature in GCU Magazine. You can access current or past issues of the magazine digitally […]

Year in review: In 2025, GCU saw nonprofit win, Mountain West spin

Grand Canyon University is always on the move, and in 2025, that meant a move to a new athletic conference, the Mountain West. The year […]

Guided by faith, David Richards helps power the Cyber Center of Excellence

Photos by Ralph Freso After seven years of piecing together opportunities and programs, College of Engineering and Technology Associate Dean Dr. Pam Rowland told David […]

GCU Chapel's Hall of Faith theme extended for spring semester

GCU students will hear a familiar theme during Chapel for the 2026 spring semester. Hall of Faith, which features examples of biblical figures who were […]