Campus
In 2006, the Grand Canyon University Campus received a $150 million makeover including a brick promenade, an aquatics center, with pool and hot tub, and a café offering an assortment of games and big-screen televisions.
In 2009, Grand Canyon University's Phoenix campus began work on a $60 million campus expansion project which includes a 500-bed dormitory, a 55,000-square-foot (5,100 m2) fitness and recreation center, 125-classroom facility, food court and bowling alley and a 5,000 seat arena. The GCU Arena, which opened September 2, 2011 is utilized for secular and non-secular concerts, speakers, events and is also home to Grand Canyon University's Men's and Women's basketball teams.
Grand Canyon University broke ground on a new College of Arts and Science building October 18, 2011. Expected completion for the classroom building and lab facility is August 2012
Just opened two new dorm halls in the fall of 2012. Sedona Hall and Camelback Hall that each have 500-bed dormitory. In total so far there are 5 dorm halls and they are in the process of adding two more for the 2013 fall.
Have chapel every monday morning, gathering (like chapel) every Tuesday night.
Food options: Student Union, Mein bowl, Cabroizos, Simply to Go, Jazzmans, and the Arena Cafe.
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