New GCU Fight Song Ready to Rock and Roll

You know what a typical school fight song sounds like. And that’s a problem, isn’t it? Because truthfully, they all sound the same: overly brassy […]

Published October 21, 2011

Chapel Speaker Wilson Has Game Plan for Church

Dr. Don Wilson has been told that he sounds more like a coach than a preacher. “For a lot of people, church isn’t very relevant […]

Published October 21, 2011

Slideshow: Inaugural Children’s Cancer Run a Big Success

The much-anticipated Run to Fight Children’s Cancer 5K/10K took place Saturday at GCU, and the outcome couldn’t have been better. Thanks to sponsors, volunteers, walkers, […]

Published October 17, 2011

Ravi Zacharias Delivers Thought-Provoking Talk

Ravi Zacharias, one of the most prominent defenders of the Christian faith in the world today, brought an intellectually engaging perspective to a large audience […]

Published October 17, 2011

Pastor Tim Addresses Morning Chapel

Using the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5 as his text, Dean of Students Pastor Tim Griffin quoted the words of Jesus that “you […]

Published October 4, 2011

National Anthem Auditions Turn Out the Talented

Singing the national anthem before sporting events is a tradition that gained footing during World War II, when baseball stadiums became large-scale displays of patriotism. […]

Published September 27, 2011

Russ Pennell Springs a Surprise on Chapel

How does Russ Pennell follow Russ Pennell? That was the question at Chapel this morning, after the Antelopes’ head coach for men’s basketball opened with […]

Published September 26, 2011

GCU Arena Hits ‘Home Run’ in Its First Concert

GCU Arena announced itself as a game-changer for the University on Friday night with a knockout staging of its first concert, a Christian rock show […]

Published September 26, 2011

A Year’s Wait Is Over: Welcome, GCU Arena!

The spectacular renaissance of Grand Canyon University came into sharp focus Thursday with the formal opening of GCU Arena, an iconic, 5,000-seat facility envisioned as […]

Published September 2, 2011