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That's a wrap for promising filmmakers at end-of-semester showcase

The Bridges/Larson Foundation wanted to know, “Who are your promising filmmakers?” The College of Arts and Media’s Digital Film Department answered that question at Monday […]

Spanish literature heals the soul, raises questions for contest winners

Photos by Ralph Freso When Esveidy Rodriguez Melendez lost her grandmother in 2020, she began to write poems in her grief. “It was a mental […]

Students score big with Final Four experience

The NCAA Men's Final Four was held at State Farm Stadium. But that didn't exclude several GCU students - many of them members of Sports […]

Jesters, ballet, hip-hop intertwine in year-end dance concert

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Grand Canyon University dance instructor Holly Brosius has never intertwined her personal and work life in quite the way […]

Artificial intelligence pioneer gets real about keeping up with tech

GCU Colangelo College of Business Dean John Kaites met Pyron founder Igor Jablokov at a baseball game last month and became so impressed that he […]

GCU's Alpha Chi chapter named No. 1 in the country

GCU's Arizona Alpha chapter of national college honor society Alpha Chi has consistently performed well at the organization's nation convention. But it performed even better […]

Electric performances spark inspiration at Songwriters Showcase

There was nothing bashful about the manner in which several freshmen, including Nate Padilla, performed Monday night at the Worship Arts program's spring Songwriters Showcase […]

Students use AR, VR to plug in to helping those with neurodiversities

Who is more welcoming than Santa? That's why software engineering students Kyler Harden and Kahler Litynski chose Santa to take orders at Santa's Fast Food […]

LOPES Academy alumna shares thoughts on Autism Awareness Month

By Lindsey EatonLOPES Academy alumni relations specialistPhotos by Ralph Freso My name is Lindsey Eaton, and I am 30 years old. I have autism, but it […]