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Retiring staffer helped College of Doctoral Studies grow to 3,500 dissertations

As GCU's College of Doctoral Studies reaches adulthood, Jeri Burns plans to retire as academic operations manager. Burns reflected on the growth of the CDS, […]

Newly-elected student body leaders showed faith in their path

Photos by Ralph Freso Tucker Hudson and Dianne Carla Mae Nasibog appear to be already in the whirlwind of leadership, so busy they had only […]

State treasurer emphasizes financial literacy to GCU students

Arizona State Treasurer Kimberly Yee learned about the value of building trust and relationships from her grandparents who owned a successful grocery store for 63 […]

Canyon Challenge winners reunite to win Demo Day top prize

Kevin Vega and Suman Dangol made history at Grand Canyon University five years ago. They pursued other ventures while gaining AI skills that convinced them […]

Health student leaders challenge campus to do 1% better every day

Photos by Ralph Freso One small step a day to improve healthy habits can go a long way. It's why Grand Canyon University health student […]

Channel anger through a Kingdom lens, pastor stresses

It's OK if you feel angry. But how you address your strife goes a long away toward going down the right path, pastor Tim Birdwell […]

Women's beach volleyball team aces serving community at Lopes Go Local

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow On Saturday, a tangible energy rolled like a wave down San Miguel Avenue, a west Phoenix neighborhood just a […]

Five questions with Andrea Northup

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published as the "5-on-5" feature in the November 2024 issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins on […]

GCU's 'Diary of Anne Frank' honors anniversary of Auschwitz liberation

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow On Jan. 27, 1945, Soviet Union army troops liberated Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Holocaust concentration camp. This week marked the […]