Project L warms students up to campus

Prescott Field was bustling with funhouse blow-ups, hot chocolate and, of course, s'mores. Students gathered around the campfire in honor of the Multicultural Office's biannual […]

Published January 19, 2023

GCU Spirit Programs win national title

GCU's Spirit Programs coaches said many firsts in program history led to its stellar showing at the UCA/UDA College Cheerleading and Dance National Championships last […]

Published January 18, 2023

Catalyst creates confidence in TEDx skills

Local high school students received valuable public speaking tips Friday at the annual TEDxGCU Catalyst in the Colangelo College of Business. They then used that […]

Published January 17, 2023

Campus has more than 100 defibrillators

The number of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) on campus has grown to more than 100. That's comforting news after the recent collapse of the Buffalo […]

Published January 13, 2023

Advancement expansion creates new roles

Three years ago, Grand Canyon University’s Division of Advancement started on a trajectory of success with Dr. Kale Gober as its Vice President. As a […]

Published January 11, 2023

No stopping God's work, Mueller tells Chapel

GCU President Brian Mueller is a staunch believer in the value of hard work. In the first Chapel of the semester Monday, he explained how […]

Published January 10, 2023

Film features LOPES Academy participant

Lindsey Eaton does not let autism define her. The 28-year-old lives independently, works and is part of the LOPES Academy at GCU. She also was […]

Published January 9, 2023

Students volunteer to reach out, change lives

It’s evident that GCU students love to volunteer to help the community. But a new program in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences also […]

Published January 6, 2023

Spring Chapel schedule has feel of familiarity

The spring semester Chapel schedule is out, and it contains a lot of names that should be familiar to regular attendees. There’s one newcomer and […]