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In time of division, GCU students unite

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow They lifted poled flags, thrust in the air to the beat of the band’s drumline. They draped them over […]

Student's reunion with teacher enriches her doctoral journey

It was nearly 20 years ago when Tanner David excelled in Dr. Jason Ward's Spanish 1 and 2 classes at Willow Canyon High School in […]

Security experts warn of international quantum threats

For aspiring entrepreneurs, it might be wise to test your product before putting it on the market. QuSecure co-founder Skip Sanzeri and fellow executive Pete […]

God wants your heart, Jason Fritz preaches

Jesus wants your heart, not that shiny car or leather jacket you may have purchased after receiving an increase in wages. That was the message […]

Weekend ministry? 'You don't have to quit your day job'

Photos by Ralph Freso Grand Canyon University has addressed teacher and nursing shortages in the U.S. over the years with specific initiatives, such as scholarships […]

Charcuterie class, more make the cut at Family Weekend

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Anya Morrison and her mom, Christine? They’re charcuterie board imposters. “We faked doing one. We just threw meat and […]

A peer mentor's convergence to LOPES Academy companions

Junior Jack Edlin didn’t know what to expect more than two years ago when he became a peer mentor to participants of the LOPES Academy […]

GCU wraps arms around student after loss of children in Hurricane Helene

“They had a special bond,” Herbert Taylor of Sandersville, Georgia, told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution of his and wife Crystal’s son, 4-year-old Derrick, and daughter, 7-year-old […]

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 […]