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Slideshow: Fall Commencement, Thursday morning ceremony
Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau The 9 a.m. Commencement ceremony Thursday featured online students from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. The post Slideshow: Fall...
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Kirk Cameron delivers powerful message to grads
Keynote speaker Kirk Cameron shakes hands with the graduates as they approach the stage. Story by Ashlee Larrison Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau It was part of God’s mission for Kirk...
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Students take note of National Day on Writing
Grand Canyon University students Lily Cooper and Katryna Eastwood (from left) oversee the flash fiction story unfolding to celebrate the National Day on Writing at GCU. By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau...
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Future educators go global at first-time job fair
The Association of Christian Schools International job fair Tuesday and introduced students to foreign employers. By Ashlee Larrison GCU News Bureau There is a world of possibilities for students...
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Behavioral health panelists inspire students
Elizabeth Fisher (left) and Seth Strawn of Southwest Behavioral Health and Services were among a group of professional panelists to talk with students Thursday about their work. By Mike Kilen GCU News...
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CHSS display honors those who came before us
Brooke Ovitt, a senior, had never seen a Day of the Dead display before helping put one up in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences lobby. By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau To Joy Ramirez, November...
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National Honor Society inducts 1,212 GCU students
Alpha Chi’s GCU chapter added 1,212 students as new members Saturday afternoon. By Ashlee Larrison GCU News Bureau Samuel Smith was one of Alpha Chi’s newest inductees. One of the last messages Samuel...
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GCU conference explores parents’ shame
The Scottsdale couple of Ryan Sheade and Erica Tatum-Sheade helped clinicians explore behavioral health issues at GCU’s conference Friday. By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau Shaming a child is not good,...
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My LopeLife: She learned the language of God’s love
Editor’s note: My LopeLife is a feature in which GCU students, staff and alumni share enlightening experiences. To be considered for My LopeLife, please submit a short synopsis of your suggested topic...
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My LopeLife: How GCU’s warm welcome changed her
Editor’s note: My LopeLife is a feature in which GCU students, staff and alumni share enlightening experiences. To be considered for My LopeLife, please submit a short synopsis of your suggested topic...
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Talk, run, take down — it’s all part of self-defense
GCU student Brett Baldizon attacks the man playing a bad guy during self-defense training. (Photos courtesy of Cornel Stemley) By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau The man is really big. He’s an attacker...
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Faculty Focus: Evelyn Racette
EVELYN RACETTE College of Humanities and Social Sciences Evelyn Racette Title: Instructor, MPA Coordinator Years at GCU: 3 Academic degrees: B.A. in Music Performance, Master of Public Administration...
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Undergraduate research highlighted at symposium
Charis Courtney presented a study on heart rate and depression at the Undergraduate Learning Community and Research Symposium. By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau Serious research work is ongoing at the...
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Diploma honors memory of grandfather for SIS grad
Carla Ceja used her Students Inspiring Students scholarship to graduate in a field of study that can help others suffering from her grandfather’s disease. Story by Mike Kilen Photos by Mathew McGraw...
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Slideshow: Winter Commencement, Friday afternoon ceremony
Photos by Ralph Freso and Elizabeth Tinajero GCU News Bureau The 2 p.m. ceremony Friday in Winter Commencement at Grand Canyon University featured graduates of the College of Education, College of...
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These GCU parents have a special view of graduation
By Ashlee Larrison GCU News Bureau Grand Canyon University graduates often share a lot with their parents, from personality traits to life views and interests. But 2019 Winter Commencement graduates...
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GCU faculty research published in JIR
GCU News Bureau A special edition of the Journal of Instructional Research features several articles from Grand Canyon University faculty. JIR features theoretical and empirically-based research...
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The most heartwarming GCU stories of 2019
GCU News Bureau It’s only natural that heartwarming stories should abound at Grand Canyon University, with so much servant leadership on campus and in the community. Here’s a chance to relive 10 topics...
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Students lead GCU’s grant writing upsurge
GCU students Kyla Hansen (left) and Jen Gutierrez wrote a grant that landed $70,000 to assist Glendale Union High School District students. By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau The school district applied for...
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Archery phenom shoots for Athlete of Year title
Compound archer and Grand Canyon University student Alexis Ruiz competes at the Macau Indoor Archery Open in November. She is a nominee for World Archery’s Athlete of the Year. By Lana Sweeten-Shults...
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