GCU News

GCU conference shows that gardens can yield more than food

They tested water and toured GCU’s campus garden. They learned about compost and getting grants to make their school gardens grow. But what teachers and […]

Professor earns presidential salute for longevity, service

Dr. Bob Sherman came to Arizona in the early 1980s with hopes of returning to his native Liberia. But his future in-laws insisted their daughter […]

GCU's workforce center honored for its economic impact

The Center for Workforce Development was honored by the Greater Phoenix Chamber for its trade pathways, winning the IMPACT award as an economic driver for […]

From beasts to menageries, GCU theatre to stage something for everyone

When Grand Canyon University Chair of Theatre Bill Symington thinks of theatre, he pictures a place open to everyone. Between Ethington Theatre and the more […]

GCU faculty switches gears to help Team USA BMX athletes

Most days you’ll find Michael McKenney, Marc Eilers and Dr. Brandon Warner at GCU's athletic training program’s facility in Chaparral Hall teaching the next generation […]

GCU gets a kick out of summer camps

Some 12,000 have already signed up for summer sports camps at GCU. This week was the first big start to many that will follow, including […]

GCU summer camps 2024

More than 12,000 youth will attend summer sports camps at GCU, and the first week of June they were joined by other camps, including Christ's […]

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Five questions with Trish Shipley: ROTC coordinator

Photo by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the April issue of GCU Magazine. Trish Shipley supervises the Grand Canyon University Reserve […]