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Forgiving leads to freedom, Noe Garcia preaches

It can be extremely tough to comprehend the task of forgiving someone who has inflicted deep harm. But Dr. Noe Garcia of North Phoenix Church, […]

'Mrs. Doubtfire' Broadway cast shares how to navigate entertainment industry

Photos by Ralph Freso “Props for props,” said Dr. Craig Detweiler, College of Arts and Media dean, which prompted cheering and clapping for the national […]

Colangelo College of Business fostering partnerships with fellow GCU colleges

GCU's stature as an innovative institution isn't generated solely from the Colangelo College of Business. In fact, the CCOB has opened its doors to other […]

Internship led GCU student to be the light for others

Junior Abigail Barstad had faced her own struggles through high school, but when she got to GCU she learned that behavioral health was a career […]

ROTC cadets show commitment in contracting ceremony

Eleven GCU U.S. Army ROTC cadets took a major step toward service as they participated in a contracting ceremony at Prescott Field. Lt. Col. Ryan […]

Take time to follow Jesus, Pastor Tim Griffin stresses at Chapel

Sometimes the start of school can feel great to the point of feeling ready to accelerate everything. Slow down, University Pastor Tim Griffin advised GCU […]

Fortune 100 CEO feeds food distribution industry knowledge to students

The United States produces more food than the country can consume. But George Holm, a GCU Hall of Fame inductee who runs a Fortune 100 […]

Happy birthday, GCU! Humble beginnings included Sept. 13, 1949, parade

The clouds hung over Prescott, Arizona, on Sept. 13, 1949, threatening to rain on that day’s parade. But, with God’s grace, nothing came of it. […]

Veterans reconnect at Honoring America’s Veterans forum

Two-thousand nine-hundred and ninety-six. Marco Mendoza and fellow cadets serving in Grand Canyon University’s Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps helped honor the 2,996 people who […]