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Pastor pleads to lament to God, not complain

There is a difference between lamenting and complaining. And to lament allows God to receive your honest heart. That was one of the messages conveyed […]

Honors students use their medical skills to serve communities in Mexico

When midterms ended and spring break rolled around, a group of Grand Canyon University Honors College students weren't thinking of heading to the beach. There […]

Culture Fest lends global perspective to Global Credit Union Arena

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Nadia Fernando donned a traditional sari and chatted with her fellow Grand Canyon University students about her parents’ homeland, […]

Students at leadership event inspired to break barriers

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Mental blocks, cultural blocks, physical blocks. They're barriers students experience in their academic and career paths as they go […]

Doctoral candidate, pilot navigates past obstacles for Harvard program

Leja Noe's interest in private planes took her from flying with her family to becoming a flight captain for Delta. Noe, a GCU doctoral candidate, […]

Pastor serves up food for thought at Chapel

The purpose of setting up a table can lead to greater things than just eating a meal. Dr. Palmer Chinchen, Pastor at the Grove, illustrated […]

Lopes swept up by emotional ups and downs at NCAA watch parties

Photos by Ralph Freso / Friday slideshow / Sunday slideshow “Lopes fans! Ya gotta believe!!!” Dr. Paul Danuser’s voice churned and rumbled on Friday night […]

Grateful Havocs head to The Big Dance, screaming and leaping to Spokane

An excited group of 174 Havocs loaded buses this morning for a charter flight to Spokane, Washington, joining 65 who left earlier on commercials flights, […]

Theatre students explore meaning of time, life in 'Tuck Everlasting'

College of Arts and Media theatre students will star in their final production of the spring semester, "Tuck Everlasting," opening today at 7:30 p.m. in […]