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Here's the pitch: Canyon Challenge candidates need convincing speeches

No matter how attractive a product might look, it must be presented in a convincing manner. Student entrepreneurs are encouraged to promote their products with […]

GCU degree fills need for a more educated police force

GCU is filling a need among police department leadership with its new Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement Advancement. The Justice Studies online program not […]

Student Spotlight Dance Concert "Perceive"

College of Arts and Media dance students showcased their talents and the dances they choreographed at the fall Student Spotlight Dance Concert, "Perceive," Thursday night […]

ASGCU alumni: Where are they now?

One Washington, D.C., attorney. A lead pastor. A caseworker for a congressman. A nonprofit coordinator. All student body alumni. They’re working as counsel in the […]

Weekend ministry? 'You don't have to quit your day job'

Photos by Ralph Freso Grand Canyon University has addressed teacher and nursing shortages in the U.S. over the years with specific initiatives, such as scholarships […]

Charcuterie class, more make the cut at Family Weekend

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Anya Morrison and her mom, Christine? They’re charcuterie board imposters. “We faked doing one. We just threw meat and […]

A peer mentor's convergence to LOPES Academy companions

Junior Jack Edlin didn’t know what to expect more than two years ago when he became a peer mentor to participants of the LOPES Academy […]

Havocs leaders ready for Madness to ensue

New Havoc leaders, president Wilson Neitzel and vice president Evan McKee, are fired up for launching the basketball seasons tonight at Midnight Madness. They have […]

She traded work boots for law books

Abby Nevers clearly heard her dad’s advice when she was a little girl. It’s either work boots, Army boots or schoolbooks. The GCU alumna chose […]