New superintendents soak up advice in K12 cohort

D-I transition: Nebraska Omaha

The move to Division I involved dropping successful programs in football and wrestling, and hockey is now the university's marquee program.

Published June 16, 2014

GCU came up a winner in Year 1 of D-I

Grand Canyon University's first year in NCAA Division I athletics was a success, but it still has three long years to go in the transition […]

Published June 16, 2014

Data-driven athletic training comes to GCU

With the Fusionetics Human Performance System, Antelope athletes will be evaluated as never before, with the hoped-for result of fewer injuries, optimized performance and enhanced […]

Published June 10, 2014

Antelope Intros: Paige Gruner, Holly Saunders, Walter Peoples Jr.

The latest edition introduces an outdoors enthusiast who lives on a farm, a Starbucks fan who is from the town where Jell-O was invented and […]

Published June 5, 2014

Antelope Intros: Melissa Bosco, Sofia Rizvi, Stephen Shelley

In this week's Antelope Intros, we feature a boxer (a woman, not a guy), a world traveler who feels right at home at GCU and […]

Published May 23, 2014

Antelope Intros: Megan Hart, TJ Clark and Nicole Lavonier

In this week’s Antelope Intros, we feature a university development representative who is a ministry leader at her church and loves roller coasters, a help […]

Published May 9, 2014

Former Olympian gives boot camp a lift

GCU academic admissions counselor Jackie Johnson has a lot of stories to tell from her experience as a heptathlete in the 2008 Summer Olympics.

Published May 8, 2014

GCU aims to turn camps into hoop dreams

Fresh off its first year in Division I, GCU is going all-out to make its basketball camps destinations for top players and teams.

Published May 7, 2014

1,500 Special Olympians inspire, compete at GCU

GCU hosted the Arizona Special Olympics as students, staff and other volunteers supported the annual competition for local athletes with intellectual disabilities.

Published May 5, 2014