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College of Arts and Media's first "Thursday Night Live"

The College of Arts and Media hosted its first live show, "Thursday Night Live." It featured dance, music, design, film, esports and theatre performances.

'Build your life upon Jesus,' university pastor says at final Chapel

From the Worship Team to Arena staff members, GCU Pastor Dr. Tim Griffin praised contributors responsible for Monday Chapel for the 2024-25 school year. In […]

Final Chapel

The GCU community attended the last Chapel of the academic year on Monday, April 7, 2025. It featured an address by University Pastor Dr. Tim […]

Student unlocks door to Canyon Challenge top prize with FobMate

Losing keys or a fob may have some benefits. Well, at least it did for GCU junior Cody Cash. Losing his fob convinced Cash to […]

Senior class dedication harkens to the past, inspires the future

Photos by Ralph Freso Months ago, Director of Student Engagement Jeremy Mack was telling new student body leaders at Grand Canyon University about the special […]

Canyon Creative hits play on new streaming platform

Photos by Ralph Freso Can’t make it to the next film showcase? That’s OK, Canyon Creative has got you covered. You have another commitment and […]

By our calculations, 'Ada and the Engine' crew excelled at Kennedy Center event

The mechanics were spot-on in Grand Canyon University's production of "Ada and the Engine." It's why the theatre program's presentation of the Lauren Gunderson play […]

GCU conference: AI leads innovations in behavioral health

Artificial intelligence in behavioral health is fast developing, according to a panel of experts at Grand Canyon University on Monday. AI can analyze recorded therapy […]

The Lope infiltration of one Georgia school district

A single school district in Atlanta’s metropolitan area placed 32 student teachers from Grand Canyon University this semester. It’s so uncommon – at most, a […]