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Executive stresses flexibility in bracing for supply chain changes

It always helps to be flexible, especially if you're relying on products shipped. That was some of the advice given by Beth McMullen, Avnet senior […]

Students, faculty test the water of ADEQ partnership

Sometimes a quick email is all it takes to make an impact. That was the case for Grand Canyon University environmental science assistant professor Dr. […]

Congressman's advice to students: 'Think disruptively'

Photos by Ralph Freso If you want to be a future-fixer, be a disruptor. It was the advice U.S. Rep. David Schweikert (R-Ariz.) shared with […]

Let God help you deal with anxiety, Josh Watt preaches

Students can get consumed with what they eat, drink or wear around campus. But Redemption Church North Mountain lead pastor Josh Watt reinformed the thought […]

Havocs leaders ready for Madness to ensue

New Havoc leaders, president Wilson Neitzel and vice president Evan McKee, are fired up for launching the basketball seasons tonight at Midnight Madness. They have […]

Diehard Lopes fans are cool with braving the heat for Camp Elliott

Students endure the heat during Camp Elliot.

From trailer park to budding astronaut, former student aims for the stars

Celene Meraz-Benavente dreamed of the stars outside her rural Colorado trailer but didn’t even know if she could afford college. But after earning scholarships to […]

Insurance program ensured cyber student’s job prospects

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of stories about students’ career journeys, with the articles leading up to the opening ceremony for […]

Three GCU student entrepreneurs honored for innovation

Lucas Patten, Mackenzy Leray and Caleb McCandliss are receiving recognition outside the GCU campus for their entrepreneurial contributions. The trio were three of 11 young […]