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MBA students get advice that won't go to waste

Sometimes, the best lessons are learned through setbacks. Orin Anderson showed a group of MBA students Thursday how rejection letters motivated him to work harder […]

New engineering curriculum built for students

What's new about Grand Canyon University's engineering program this year? It's easier to ask what isn't! Highlights include more students, 10 new faculty members, innovative […]

Shows went on this summer for theater students

"Twelfth Night," "Big Fish" and "Sweeney Todd" were just some of the theatrical productions that recent graduates and current students from the College of Fine […]

GCU Hotel's new restaurant opening soon

Canyon 49 Grill, the new restaurant next to Grand Canyon University Hotel, is scheduled to open by mid-August, and it promises to be as big […]

Kary's book explores Christianity in acting

If the world was a stage, it follows there would be an author, Grand Canyon University acting instructor and director Michael Kary suggests in his […]

Top U.S. officer praises new Arizona tech program

Megan Smith, the U.S. Chief Technology officer and adviser to the President, traveled to Grand Canyon University to meet some of the 200 Chief Science […]

Seminary takes first step on path to accreditation

The Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) is the most prestigious accrediting body for seminaries, and Grand Canyon Theological Seminary […]

Leaping to learn during Summer Dance Intensive

They are as strong as trees yet as supple as flowers, as powerful as a rainstorm yet as soft as a spring breeze. Using their […]

For VA whistleblower, truth is paramount

Brandon Coleman, a Phoenix Veteran Affairs employee who blew the whistle on the improper care of suicidal veterans, told his story Friday to fellow GCU […]