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Behind the scenes during the making of ‘Tartuffe’
Ethington Theatre’s recent production of “Tartuffe” was a sumptuous feast for the senses. (Photo by Slaven Gujic) Editor’s note: This story is reprinted from the November issue of GCU Magazine. To view...
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Fitness Facts: Nutrition during the holidays
Connie Colbert By Connie Colbert Director, Canyon Health and Wellness Clinic Health eating is not about going on a “diet,” it is about finding a balance in your own individual eating patterns. When we...
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Dr. Deb’s Mental Health Vitamin: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Dr. Deb Wade By Dr. Deb Wade GCU Vice President, Counseling and Psychological Services Have you ever stepped outside, then began to wonder if you turned off the stove … so you ran back inside to check...
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Employees dig deep for Habitat, Donate to Elevate
GCU employees Gaby Ngoundjo, Matthew Holemon and Jenelle Lake (front, from left) volunteer for a Habitat for Humanity landscaping project recently. All three also participate in Donate to Elevate, in...
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Slideshow: Men’s basketball vs. San Diego
Photos by Slaven Gujic and Travis Neely GCU News Bureau The Grand Canyon University men’s basketball team lost to San Diego 72-62 Saturday night before a crowd of 7,397 at GCU Arena. The post...
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Antelope Intros: Gregory Vandervennet and Alison Fanizzi
Antelope Intros is a recurring GCU Today feature that introduces some of our new employees to the people around them in a way that is fun and informative. Employees are eligible to be featured in the...
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No fear: 1st time’s a charm in Rinnier’s Chapel debut
Danielle Rinnier, GCU’s Director of Spiritual Life, gives her first Chapel talk Monday. (Photo by Travis Neely) By Rick Vacek GCU News Bureau Did anyone at Chapel on Monday morning notice how calm,...
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Making way for new CCOB building
Photos by Slaven Gujic GCU News Bureau The Colter office complex, which housed the Facilities department at Grand Canyon University, is being demolished to make way for the new Colangelo College of...
View ArticleStrategic volunteering: Lend a hand to get ahead
Volunteering is an altruistic way to gain valuable and rewarding experience while helping the community or providing a service. Taking a strategic approach to volunteering can have positive effects on...
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Fitness Facts: How to feel more energized during the holidays
Connie Colbert By Connie Colbert Director, Canyon Health and Wellness Clinic Feeling sluggish as the end of the year is approaching? Here are some helpful tips to boost your energy levels. Increase...
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Dr. Deb’s Mental Health Vitamin: Happy relationships
Dr. Deb Wade By Dr. Deb Wade GCU Vice President, Counseling and Psychological Services Have you ever wanted your relationship to be considered The Great Love Story? Perhaps you’ve seen couples that you...
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Unlocking new business model for evening cohorts
Blockchain could become an important part of the economy in the next few years. By Rick Vacek GCU News Bureau Think about how much life has changed in the last 30 years. Today, you don’t think anything...
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Old methods may not measure up to 3D body scans
Kevin Hoskins (left) was one of several students who worked on a summer research project in which a mobile device with a 3D scanner was used to map human bodies for dimensional measurements. The...
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Former NFL player tackling doctoral degree
Jerome Daniels (No. 72) played for the Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens and Arizona Cardinals. He now works as a counseling manager in GCU’s doctoral department. He also is in his second year of the...
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Slideshow: Hanging of the Greens
Photos by Suede Williams GCU News Bureau Thousands of students packed GCU Arena Wednesday night for the annual Hanging of the Greens, a holiday party to get students into the spirit of the season. The...
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‘Serve the Season’ makes it easier to play Santa Claus
By Laurie Merrill GCU News Bureau It’s the most wonderful time of the year — to volunteer. GCU employees love to volunteer their time for organizations like Habitat for Humanity. At Grand Canyon...
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Engineering students are no mean ones, Mr. Grinch
GCU junior mechanical engineering students Eric Fisher, Christian Clifton and Matthew Furfie volunteered to build a Whoville-themed holiday display for nonprofit We Are Their Future, including this...
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GCU Overwatch team reaches Sweet 16
Story and photos by Laurie Merrill GCU News Bureau Individually, they are six video game fanatics but not necessarily serious competitors. Put them together and you have Grand Canyon University’s...
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Talking successful Turkey Drive
GCU Today GCU employees not only helped to distribute turkeys and all the trimmings to more than 12,000 families at St. Mary’s Food Bank, but they also contributed funds, matched by Pono Construction,...
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Volunteers feed the body, spirit
A group of GCU employees from Faculty Services headed out to Mesa recently to volunteer for the nonprofit Feed My Starving Children. “I’m really proud of this group,” said Kelly Padilla, Faculty...
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