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From Navajo Nation to GCU, commencement speaker knew 'God has more for me'

Caleb Tsosie felt defeated after leaving Jimmy Swaggart Bible College and returning to Navajo Nation, where he breaded chicken at a fast food restaurant. But […]

More motivation, more money excite workforce center's new crop of awardees

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow At age 24, Maxwell Yockus wasn’t motivated. He worked as a safety assistant at a school, but there was […]

GCU alumna, Arizona state representative speaks to students

Arizona state Rep. Quantá Crews, a graduate of Grand Canyon University, recently stopped by campus to speak to the social work students of Makisha Gunty, […]

Cybersecurity icon shares insights on NASA, early days of information security

Cybersecurity icon Rich Owen, one of the thought leaders in the field, wrote the "pink book," a document that was the original cybersecurity standard for […]

Canyon Angels students treasure decade of growth

Canyon Angels has funded 76 companies at more than $8 million during its 10 years at GCU. That portfolio is pleasing to founder Tim Kelley, […]

Seniors impress industry advisors at CHSS showcase

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Grand Canyon University advisory board members were among the most curious and delighted to hear student projects at the […]

Professor boots up a course that melds government and gaming

Photos by Ralph Freso Grand Canyon University’s Adam Maynes brought his local government class into an unexpected space this semester – the GCU Esports Arena. […]

Advisor of year builds 'home away from home' in Latino club

Leo Quintero will be honored by Grand Canyon University this week, but nine years ago he was a struggling freshman from San Diego. The U.S.-born […]

International association recognizes GCU for cybersecurity excellence

Grand Canyon University is adding to is technology accolades, this time earning an international recognition from the Information Systems Security Association. The association, a nonprofit […]