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Right choices lead to happiness, Moore tells Chapel audience

The course to happiness is filled with many options that prioritize those around you, said Mark Moore, Teaching Pastor at Christ's Church of the Valley, […]

New academic programs span interests, from pets to planets

The number of academic programs grows every year at GCU. This academic year is no exception with interesting degrees added in pre-dentistry and pre-veterinary, while […]

GCU students all business at Basketball Hall of Fame Enshrinement

Grand Canyon University students Garion War and Gabriella Trevino made a strong impression serving as interns at the National Basketball Hall of Fame Enshrinement Aug. […]

'Identity Crisis' filmmakers, GCU students collaborate on festive visit

Grand Canyon University rolled out the purple carpet for executives of "Identity Crisis," which was filmed on campus nearly two years ago. Students were treated […]

College of Education cuts ribbon on a 'home'

The College of Education has scattered its offices and classrooms throughout the growing campus for several years. On Wednesday, COE leadership declared it has an […]

Two sisters' resiliency and a mom's promise highlight SIS Banquet

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow The two sisters stood to each side of their mom in Grand Canyon University Arena, a place that only […]

GCU business professor in full bloom with art exhibits

CGU adjunct professor Karen Gengle has carved a niche for her botanical art work with exhibits throughout the state of Arizona.

Unite, don't divide for individual means, Mueller stresses in first Chapel service

Grand Canyon University President Brian Mueller stressed unity to students in the first Chapel service of the fall semester.

GCU Honors College celebrates 10 years with distinction

Grand Canyon University's Honor College celebrates its 10-year anniversary with a long list of accomplishments that it hopes to expand in the upcoming decade.