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Flu vaccines are nothing to sneeze at

By Kathryn WolffCampus student health leader Flu season is the perfect time to delve into the history, science and importance behind vaccines. In 1796, Dr. […]

Tech faculty talk K-12 research opportunities, GCU's cyber-ecosphere

Dr. Pam Rowland, associate dean in the College of Engineering and Technology, and Dr. Rob Loy, CET assistant dean, recently presented at the EDUCAUSE Annual […]

Pastor: Have a hungry heart for God

King David could play a musical instrument, defeat Goliath and connect with failed people. David was far from perfect, but his desire for God vaulted […]

November GCU Magazine delves into manufacturing, character, charcuterie

When GCU President Brian Mueller heard about the dire electricians shortage, he wanted to solve it, even though universities traditionally don’t delve into trades education. […]

No tricks, only creepy Halloween art treats curated by GCU alumnus

Photos by Ralph Freso Gymnastics, wrestling, cheerleading. If it required tumbling, Grand Canyon University alumnus Joshua Warshaw did it growing up. Alongside his twin brother, […]

Students find purpose by catering food to churches

A church pickleball tournament gave GCU students Troy Edwards and Rye Samson an idea that has come full circle. Edwards and Samson have taken their […]

GCU building well-rounded students through clinical rotations

The four levels of clinical rotations that nursing students move through on their way to earning their bachelor's degree are integral to any nursing student's […]

Inside the return of GCU's college basketball party

The hiatus is over. "The Biggest Party in College Basketball" is back. Saturday night marked the start of Grand Canyon University’s much-anticipated basketball season with […]

Pastor: Rejection may be God's redirection

The depths of depression from a failed class, debt or the breakup of a relationship could be perceived as rejection. Pastor Noe Garcia of North […]