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Bags packed, hearts ready, GCU alumni go wherever Samaritan's Purse needs them

Their work stretches from disaster zones in the United States to communities in Iraq and Ukraine. GCU alumni Becky Haas, Joshua Hulkkonen and Megan Blood […]

A few cheers, 3,500 registered guests, 30-second shopping spree power Family Weekend

GCU welcomed more than 3,000 guests for Family Weekend.

Here is a clue: Six Lopes caught in Ethington’s whodunit season opener

Six guests arrive for dinner in a manor and their host ends up dead. Who killed him? Here is a clue: it was one of […]

Graham's GCU visit to illuminate global humanitarian powerhouse Samaritan's Purse

Monday’s Chapel will bring in a new speaker to continue the theme of “Jesus Stories from the Gospels.” Edward Graham, COO of Samaritan’s Purse, will […]

T.W. Lewis speakers: Be a team player

Adam and Sarah Nuse are successful in their respective professions, but they haven’t lost sight of the principles that allowed them to grow as businesspeople […]

Five questions with GCU's Dr. Andrea Hogan

In addition to teaching online general psychology classes and a capstone course, Grand Canyon University's Dr. Andrea Hogan speaks on women’s identity and is the […]

Chapel speaker asks students to follow God's voice

Negative voices can creep into students' minds as early as 5 and create permanent mental scars. But Mosaic Church founder and lead pastor Erwin McManus […]

How AI is helping integrate Christian worldview authentically into GCU's curriculum

GCU always has integrated faith into its curriculum but now is getting help from AI in helping faculty do that.

From a market to a smashburger pop-up, culinary arts program satisfies a craving

No longer do students, faculty and staff need to leave Building 71 to satisfy their appetite. GCU's new culinary arts program is offering breakfast burritos, […]