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Students level up, win 72-hour game design challenge
A team of GCU students from the College of Arts and Media and College of Engineering and Technology designed a playable video game in 72 hours to win the second annual Arizona Game Cup. Design and...
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New dean: GCU's College of Natural Sciences 'rethinking science education'
Dr. Jon Valla, new dean of Grand Canyon University's College of Natural Sciences, said the charge for his college is to push more science courses online and to prepare students for a world shaped by...
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In demand: Why employers keep coming back to GCU
Jordan Schager, Bryan Byerly and Dylan Irwin (from left) are among 32 GCU alumni who are employees at digital marketplace Whatnot. EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published in the August...
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With pilot dream grounded, trades student finds another path at GCU
Lazarus Crawford wanted to be a pilot but had to switch gears after a car accident and found purpose again during his time at GCU's Center for Workforce Development. Crawford, who earned his CNC...
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Dr. Mark Wooden celebrated science, GCU celebrated his legacy
College of Natural Sciences Dean Dr. Mark Wooden listens as administrators and faculty tell stories about him during his retirement breakfast at Havoc House on Wednesday. Photos by Ralph Freso /...
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Serving others drives GCU's Engineers Gone Global in Costa Rica
GCU's Engineers Gone Global traveled to the indigenous mountain village of Shiroles, Costa Rica, where they installed double seesaws, a slide and swings. (Contributed photos) Students build...
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High school interns test skills in GCU's La Belle Labs
Shadow Mountain High School senior Rijul Gupta (left) and BASIS Phoenix senior Saloni Jain use pipettes in the wet lab at Grand Canyon University. The high school interns are part of a sepsis sensor...
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The data’s in: Campers plug into research
Senior Ariyah Snively, a biology pre-med major (left), gives a group of high school students a tour of one of the campus research labs during a workshop on Wednesday. Photos by Ralph Freso Most summer...
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Classroom reimagined to look like workplace via 16-credit-hour learning blocks
Mason Lohnes (left) and Christopher Luciano are in Grand Canyon University's Artificial Intelligence/Virtual Reality Lab building a guided, self-study environment for students who will take a...
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Love of community helped chart GCU medical director’s path
Dr. Matt Shores almost graduated with a degree in English, but he knew he wanted something more missional – more relational – in his life and found it in medicine. (Photo by Ralph Freso/GCU News)...
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Cybersecurity camp keeps faculty, high school students sharp
GCU Cyber Center of Excellence recently hosted GenCyber Camp for high school students to learn about cybersecurity. Photos by Ralph Freso The ever-changing world of AI and cybersecurity keeps everyone...
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Interns cracking the code on making robotics course accessible to online...
Senior computer science major Ysabelle Trinidad is working this summer on software that students in the Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence program will use. The software will allow them to...
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College's camp for girls is building a bridge to engineering
Seventh graders Angelina Reyna (left) and Sophie Ratcliff build a bridge made of ice-pop sticks during the Design, Build, Inspire: Girls in Engineering summer camp on Wednesday. Photos by Ralph...
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GCU strengthens connection with Arizona manufacturing community
OTC Technologies was one of the companies that packed Grand Canyon University's Building 66 on Wednesday for the Arizona Manufacturing Showcase. (Photos by Lana Sweeten-Shults) President Brian Mueller...
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GCU honors more than 115 trades students for earning certificates of completion
Center for Workforce Development students who received their completion certificates on Thursday speak with employers during the Night of Celebration. Speaker to students at Night of Celebration: Be...
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Students build companion robots, research scooterless students in poster...
Students presented more than 110 projects in Antelope Gymnasium during the poster presentation event of Monday's Canyon Undergraduate Research Conference. Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Imagine...
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Supercomputer, smart pillow shine at Engineering, Technology Capstone event
Seniors Daniel Grijalva (left) and Nolan Tuttle explain their PhytoPi – AI Powered Smart Indoor Gardening System during the College of Engineering and Technology Capstone Showcase at Global Credit...
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Students power up their exercise science, nutrition know-how
Jerome Zito (center), a pre-physical therapy student at Grand Canyon University who's headed to PT school in August, shows splinting techniques to a group of high school students on Monday during...
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Lopes level up on workplace development skills
Mechanical engineering major De’Andre Mangrum receives his Next Level Lopes certificate of completion. He is part of the first cohort of the program, which teaches students professional development...
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GCU grows master's program in sustainability
The College of Natural Sciences is teaching its first cohort of master's degree students in sustainability. When Dr. Nathan Glover was designing Grand Canyon University’s new master of science degree...
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