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Recent News About Grand Canyon University
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Startup NineteenTwenty secures $250K investment on Shark Tank
NineteenTwenty, a clothing startup from Phoenix, recently secured a deal on ABC's "Shark Tank."
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Grand Canyon University prepares for opening night of "Beauty and the Beast
Students at Grand Canyon University have been preparing for the upcoming production of "Beauty and the Beast" at Ethington Theatre.
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Poverty simulation at GCU aims to raise awareness among students
David Begbie, director of the Crossroads Foundation based in Hong Kong, led a poverty simulation event at Grand Canyon University (GCU) to broaden participants' understanding of global poverty.
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Women in Business Club empowers future leaders through mentorship
Grace Harney, a senior at Grand Canyon University's Colangelo College of Business, has found confidence and experience through the Women in Business club's mentorship program.
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GCU launches online bachelor's degree for advancing careers in law enforcement
Grand Canyon University (GCU) has introduced a Bachelor of Science in Law Enforcement Advancement, an online program designed to meet the evolving needs of law enforcement officers.
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GCU alumni reflect on university's growth during its 75th anniversary
Grand Canyon University (GCU) alumni Keith Baker and Anna Faith Smith recently returned to their alma mater, reflecting on the institution's 75-year history.
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Reunion with former teacher marks milestone for new GCU doctoral graduate
Dr. Jason Ward, a professor at Grand Canyon University (GCU), was surprised to find a familiar name on his student roster for a doctoral cohort class. Tanner David, now Dr. Tanner David, was once his student in Spanish classes at Willow Canyon High School in Surprise, Arizona.
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Experts warn about international quantum computer threats
QuSecure co-founder and COO Skip Sanzeri recently addressed potential entrepreneurs during the T.W. Lewis Speaker Series at Sunset Auditorium. He emphasized the importance of testing business ideas thoroughly before pursuing them.
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Pastor Jason Fritz emphasizes spiritual values over materialism at chapel
Illuminate Community Church's Lead Pastor, Jason Fritz, addressed the congregation at Global Credit Union Arena on Monday, emphasizing the importance of valuing spiritual wealth over material possessions. Fritz conveyed that while it is natural to desire and accumulate items after earning money, such pursuits can be misleading.
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Grand Canyon University promotes bivocational ministry among students
Grand Canyon University is expanding its efforts to address shortages in various sectors by launching a new initiative focused on bivocational ministry. This initiative encourages students to engage in multiple roles within churches while maintaining their primary careers, such as teaching, engineering, or social work.
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Charcuterie class highlights Grand Canyon University's Family Weekend activities
Christine Morrison and her daughter Anya participated in a charcuterie board class during Family Weekend at Grand Canyon University (GCU). The class was led by Abigail Schlesinger, a student who started her business, the Charcuterie Collective, at age 16. Schlesinger shared her skills with around 120 participants, including the Morrisons, who humorously admitted to being "charcuterie board imposters."
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Peer mentoring program fosters inclusion at Grand Canyon University
Two students, CJ Lundfelt and Jack Edlin, were seen walking down Lopes Way at Grand Canyon University, engaging in a lively discussion about their favorite sports teams. The pair was on their way to Chick-fil-A, a popular lunch spot on campus. CJ is part of the LOPES Academy, which offers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities an immersive university experience focused on academic, job, and social skills development.
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Hurricane Helene claims lives of two young siblings in Georgia
Crystal Taylor, a paraprofessional from Sandersville, Georgia, is facing unimaginable loss after her two young children died during Hurricane Helene. The storm, which struck on September 26 in Florida as a Category 4 hurricane, has been blamed for at least 177 deaths across the southeastern United States.
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Avnet executive discusses supply chain challenges at Grand Canyon University
Avnet's Senior Vice President of Global Operations, Beth McMullen, addressed the complexities of the global supply chain in her talk titled "Digitizing the Supply Chain" at Grand Canyon University. This presentation was part of the T.W. Lewis Speaker Series and took place in the Colangelo College of Business lobby.
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GCU partners with ADEQ for student-led water quality monitoring
Grand Canyon University's environmental science program is collaborating with the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) to monitor water quality, providing students with hands-on experience and career opportunities. Dr. Berenise Charlton, an assistant professor at GCU, initiated this partnership after meeting ADEQ representatives while working with Kyleigh Howell, a junior majoring in environmental science.
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Pastor Josh Watt discusses faith's role in managing anxiety at GCU Chapel
Josh Watt, lead pastor at Redemption Church North Mountain, addressed students during a Chapel service at Grand Canyon University on Monday. The event took place at the Global Credit Union Arena, where Watt spoke about anxiety and its role in people's lives.
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Congressman urges students to think disruptively about future challenges
U.S. Congressman David Schweikert addressed students at Grand Canyon University (GCU) on Monday, urging them to "think disruptively" in tackling future challenges. His speech was part of the Public Square Series, a set of discussions featuring prominent figures discussing public policy issues.
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GCU's Havocs leaders gear up for spirited Midnight Madness
Wilson Neitzel and Evan McKee are leading the Havocs, Grand Canyon University's student fan group known for its energetic presence at sporting events. Their aim is to maintain a high level of enthusiasm among fans. "You know, to set the tone," said McKee, vice president of the Havocs.
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GCU students brave extreme heat for Camp Elliott tradition
Grand Canyon University students have upheld a longstanding tradition despite facing extreme weather conditions. Camp Elliott, a four-day campout on the Quad, serves as a prelude to Midnight Madness, the university's basketball season kick-off event. This year, fewer students participated due to record-breaking heat in Phoenix, with temperatures reaching 113 degrees.
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Former GCU student trains for astronaut role with international institute
Former Grand Canyon University (GCU) student Celene Meraz-Benavente is pursuing her dream of space exploration by training with the International Institute for Astronautical Sciences. Her journey began in a trailer park community in rural Colorado, where she would gaze at the stars without imagining that space travel could be part of her future.