Grand Canyon University’s annual Capstone Showcase displayed nearly 90 innovative student projects spanning technology and health solutions. Projects included a new supercomputer platform for research support alongside advances in smart wellness devices and agricultural safety systems.
Grand Canyon University’s final Chapel service concluded with Pastor Dr. Tim Griffin urging students to maintain their focus on faith. The event featured worship performances by senior students at Global Credit Union Arena. GCU continues its emphasis on Christian values while offering diverse academic programs.
TEDxGCU celebrates ten years with an event themed ‘The Renaissance’ at Global Credit Union Arena. Student leaders have organized talks from diverse speakers reflecting on leadership, culture and innovation. Grand Canyon University continues its tradition of supporting impactful events.
Canyon Angels at Grand Canyon University will host their annual pitch event during Arizona Tech Week. The university is organizing multiple technology-focused activities aiming to connect entrepreneurs statewide. Attendees can expect presentations from startups evaluated for potential investments.
Grand Canyon University’s Project Management Club visited MIT and Harvard for an immersive look at real-world applications of project management principles. Alumni Anna and Erik Yost demonstrated how teamwork skills translate between medicine and scientific research.
Pastor Chris Brown spoke at Grand Canyon University’s Chapel about resisting cultural pressures through faith using lessons from Daniel’s story. The event highlighted GCU’s focus on Christian values amid modern challenges.
Grand Canyon University hosted Exercise Science and Nutrition Day for around 500 high school students on Mar. 31. Students participated in hands-on labs covering athletic training techniques, nutrition topics, research demonstrations, career advice from faculty members—and heard from alumni now working as educators.
Grand Canyon University’s Masterworks Concert features student Elyse Reed’s arrangement performed by Critical Mass tonight. Students highlight opportunities for solos in this anticipated event showcasing Broadway, opera and jazz pieces.
Nursing and EMS students at Grand Canyon University gained hands-on experience during an emergency simulation held on campus. The event aimed to bridge classroom learning with real-world practice through collaborative scenarios involving over 40 participants.
Pastor Tim Birdwell spoke at Grand Canyon University’s Chapel about maintaining faith during difficult times. Drawing from scripture and current events, he encouraged students toward boldness and humility. The university continues its focus on Christian values while offering diverse academic programs.