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For Law, it was logical to graduate at 17

Earning a degree at age 17 wasn't easy. It was sometimes lonely. There was a serious family medical setback. But Kaylee May Law walked the […]

LOPES Academy celebrates first alums at Commencement

xperience, and they got it – something they, or their parents, never thought was possible. The first nine participants of the LOPES Academy at the […]

New grad plugs into Arizona tech landscape

Melanie Spence doesn’t let many opportunities pass her by. The GCU software development major spoke on technology panels, and worked at a startup in Canyon […]

IT Help Desk helped him land a job with Tesla

Cybersecurity student Ethan Anderson forgot he had applied at Tesla, never thinking the company would never call him. But recruiters did, and now he'll start […]

Students have their designs on jobs

From Disneyesque, stylized illustrations to reimagined root beer cans to logos and 3D modeling, GCU’s Design students broke out the portfolios they’ve been building for […]

How a GCU student will graduate with no debt

There will be some happy students walking the Commencement stages the next two days, starting tonight at 7. Mary Szabo and her parents will be […]

Theatre professor Claude Pensis stages his 40th year at GCU

When Claude Pensis arrived at GCU in 1982 from Wisconsin, he was the sole theatre faculty. He has seen the theatre grow to what it […]

Dr. Mildred Brazell passes away

Former Grand Canyon professor Dr. Mildred Brazell passed away Thursday after turning 98 on March 30.Mildred, who taught at Grand Canyon for 38 years, was […]

Competition embraces STEM through a Christian lens

Artificially intelligent robots zoomed around a track, robots were programmed to stack notebooks, and teams competed in a cybersecurity game of capture the flag as […]