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Joshua Warshaw impressed crowds with his lifting and tumbling as a GCU cheerleader. Today the alumnus from Scottsdale wo...
31/10/2025

Joshua Warshaw impressed crowds with his lifting and tumbling as a GCU cheerleader. Today the alumnus from Scottsdale works crowds with his personally designed and sculpted Halloween masks that have appeared in movies. Read more:

Photos by Ralph Freso Gymnastics, wrestling, cheerleading. If it required tumbling, Grand Canyon University alumnus Joshua Warshaw did it growing up. Alongside his twin brother, […]

A delicious church lunch after a pickleball tournament gave GCU students Troy Edwards and Rye Samson an idea: Launch a f...
30/10/2025

A delicious church lunch after a pickleball tournament gave GCU students Troy Edwards and Rye Samson an idea: Launch a food catering business with a wide variety of dishes for churches and Christian weddings. Read more:

A church pickleball tournament gave GCU students Troy Edwards and Rye Samson an idea that has come full circle. Edwards and Samson have taken their […]

From their first weeks in GCU’s College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, students begin a clinical nursing rotati...
29/10/2025

From their first weeks in GCU’s College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, students begin a clinical nursing rotation of increasingly immersive experiences with patients. Educators say working through the four levels creates a well-rounded nurse. Read more:

The four levels of clinical rotations that nursing students move through on their way to earning their bachelor's degree are integral to any nursing student's […]

A failed class, debt or relationship breakup could be perceived as rejection. Pastor Noe Garcia of North Phoenix Baptist...
29/10/2025

A failed class, debt or relationship breakup could be perceived as rejection. Pastor Noe Garcia of North Phoenix Baptist Church, however, stressed that those setbacks can actually lead to understanding God in his Chapel address. Read more:

The depths of depression from a failed class, debt or the breakup of a relationship could be perceived as rejection. Pastor Noe Garcia of North […]

It was a much-anticipated game. The GCU men’s basketball team was launching its inaugural Mountain West season, with a h...
28/10/2025

It was a much-anticipated game. The GCU men’s basketball team was launching its inaugural Mountain West season, with a home exhibition game against a big-time opponent. Here’s the inside look at how Saturday night unfolded at Global Credit Union Arena from a fan’s perspective. Read more:

The hiatus is over. "The Biggest Party in College Basketball" is back. Saturday night marked the start of Grand Canyon University’s much-anticipated basketball season with […]

“I feel if I just had an activewear brand, I probably wouldn't believe in myself. But we're trying to grow community and...
28/10/2025

“I feel if I just had an activewear brand, I probably wouldn't believe in myself. But we're trying to grow community and help women love who they are."
GCU graduate student Maria Sartin started her active wear company to make women feel good about themselves, no matter their size or background. Read more:

In a market dominated by the likes of Lululemon, Grand Canyon University graduate student Maria Sartin isn't afraid of competition. Sartin's Uncontainable company featuring women's […]

GCU Day of Giving reached a significant milestone! The online fundraising campaign generated more than $1 million in con...
27/10/2025

GCU Day of Giving reached a significant milestone! The online fundraising campaign generated more than $1 million in contributions for the university's colleges, clubs, programs, scholarships and initiatives. Read more:

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Story by Kaelyn FrenzelGCU student writer By the beginning of the workday today, Grand Canyon University’s Day of Giving […]

Students wrote on sidewalks and sticky notes and authored a large progressive short story Tuesday in the GCU English dep...
23/10/2025

Students wrote on sidewalks and sticky notes and authored a large progressive short story Tuesday in the GCU English department’s observance of National Day on Writing on the Promenade. Read more:

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow “One time in another universe …” Thus began the progressive collaboration, where one writer’s sentence built off the last […]

The enthusiasm was indelible Tuesday night as GCU students waved their hands, jumped and sang at the end of UniteUS, a n...
22/10/2025

The enthusiasm was indelible Tuesday night as GCU students waved their hands, jumped and sang at the end of UniteUS, a nationwide student movement that made its way to a packed Global Credit Union Arena. Renowned speakers shared their personal stories while reinforcing efforts to lift the name of Jesus. Read more:

The enthusiasm was indelible Tuesday night, as GCU students waved their hands, jumped and sang at the end of UniteUS, a nationwide student movement that […]

“CCOB is helpful finding jobs and getting connected.” Temperatures are starting to cool, but the job market is hot for G...
22/10/2025

“CCOB is helpful finding jobs and getting connected.”
Temperatures are starting to cool, but the job market is hot for GCU students seeking jobs at hotels. At a recent job fair, representatives from several marquee hotel chains came in hopes of finding a match with prospective applicants. Read more:

Temperatures are eventually starting to cool, but the job market is hot for Grand Canyon University students seeking jobs at hotels. At a recent Sports […]

Des Wadsworth, lead pastor of Grace Community Church, used the story of Gideon and his small army’s defeat of the vast a...
22/10/2025

Des Wadsworth, lead pastor of Grace Community Church, used the story of Gideon and his small army’s defeat of the vast army of the Midianites as an example of how faith is power. Read more:

Pastor Des Wadsworth of Grace Community Church believes faith is power. Wadsworth used the ascent of Gideon as an example during Monday Chapel at GCU […]

Jordan Ward isn’t the typical cybersecurity student. Not only does he do homework, but he also has done the intelligence...
21/10/2025

Jordan Ward isn’t the typical cybersecurity student. Not only does he do homework, but he also has done the intelligence on $32 million in Phoenix scams as an intern with the FBI and makes time to teach cybersecurity and tech certification classes to his peers. Read more:

Photos by Ralph Freso/GCU News Grand Canyon University senior Jordan Ward, who is on course to graduate in 2026 with a bachelor's degree in cybersecurity, […]

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