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Photos by David Kadlubowski and Travis Neely GCU News Bureau The final fall commencement ceremony at Grand Canyon University was solely for the College of Education. There were 725 graduates participating Saturday afternoon.  

Photos by David Kadlubowski and Travis Neely GCU News Bureau The Saturday morning ceremony at Grand Canyon University fall commencement featured 858 graduates from the College of Doctoral Studies and the Colangelo College of Business.  

Photos by Slaven Gujic and Travis Neely GCU News Bureau The Friday evening ceremony of fall commencement at Grand Canyon University featured 637 nontraditional graduates in the College of Education and College of Nursing and Health Care Professions (bachelor’s level).      

Photos by Slaven Gujic, David Kadlubowski and Travis Neely GCU News Bureau The Friday afternoon ceremony of fall commencement at Grand Canyon University included 675 nontraditional graduates of the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions (doctoral and master’s level) and the College of Science, Engineering and Technology.  

Photos by Slaven Gujic, David Kadlubowski and Travis Neely GCU News Bureau The first ceremony of fall commencement Friday morning at Grand Canyon University included 752 nontraditional graduates of the College of Fine Arts and Production, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the College of Theology.      

Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau Student artists from the Canyon Worship 2018 album performed their songs Tuesday night at Harvest Bible Chapel West Valley.  

Photos by Gillian Rea GCU News Bureau The Thunder Bolt shopping spree winner, Dave Argo, and his startled wife, Susan, were among the happiest members of the extended Lopes clan on Family Weekend. The campus was transformed Saturday into a dynamic display of family love, including a chance for homesick Lopes students to reconnect with their parents and siblings. Laughter, hugs, leisurely lunches and Lopes spirit ruled Family Weekend, and no amount of rain could douse the feeling. Families connected on the bowling alleys and billiards tables in Thunderground, among other events.

Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau GCU’s theatre department produces one classical play each season, and this year’s production is Shakespeare tragedy “Macbeth.” What’s different about the University’s production is it’s set in contemporary times. “Macbeth” will be performed at 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays from Oct. 12-21 in Ethington Theatre.

Photos by Ralph Freso and Slaven Gujic GCU News Bureau It was a memorable night of fun for Grand Canyon University students Thursday as Lope-A-Palooza was followed by a Walker Hayes concert.  

GCU’s theatre department opened its 2018-19 season with “Ring Round the Moon.”