Spotlight

It's all about that bass (clarinet) at Haas recital

If you stick to just Mozart, you're missing out on a lot, said GCU clarinet professor Tim Haas. So for his bass clarinet recital Sept. […]

Hospitality program grows in reach, reputation

Grand Canyon University is known for its hospitality -- and, more and more, its hospitality program, too. A kickoff event for the program, entering its […]

GCU remembers Sept. 11 terrorist attacks

Some Grand Canyon University freshmen weren't even born when the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack occurred. At least two groups on campus wanted to make […]

They're all in this together on Canyon Worship

Having a song chosen for a Canyon Worship album is quite an honor, but it's not at all like a competition for Center for Worship […]

Assessment helps CSET engineer stronger students

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology is taking a unique approach in helping their freshmen engineering students "find their God-given purpose," as CSET Dean […]

The path leads to Canyon Worship ... and a career

For some student artists, getting on Canyon Worship 2018 represents a nice honor. For others, it's the first step toward what they hope will be […]

Alum kicked down barriers to start a Lope life

In 1999, the political situation in Venezuela declined to the point where Carlos Macias and his family knew they had to get out. Most of […]

Guinness World Record honor thrills Robotics Club

Little did GCU's Robotics Club members know what competing at a recent event would lead to. Not only did the Thunderbots bring home the Judges' […]

It's clubhouse to firehouse for former GCU players

Like the laces of a tightly wound baseball, a powerful bond has developed between GCU baseball and the firefighting community in the Valley. More than […]