Grand Canyon University is set to launch a College of Law and College of Construction and Industrial Technologies, meeting workforce demands and expanding educational opportunities.

William Symington joins In Other Words to talk about his three decades in theatre, scenic design, production management, and arts education. From his years at Arizona State University to helping launch Grand Canyon University’s College of Fine Arts and Production, William has shaped programs, mentored emerging artists, and overseen more than 200 productions across theatre, film, and live entertainment. In this episode, we explore his creative process, the evolution of theatre education, the future of entertainment production, and the lessons he’s learned while preparing the next generation of designers, makers, and storytellers. Topics We Cover: • Scenic design & world‑building •Production management & leadership • Theatre education & mentorship • Building arts programs at ASU & GCU • Creativity, collaboration, and professional growth • The future of live entertainment, themed spaces, and emerging media If you enjoy conversations about creativity, craft, and the people shaping the performing arts, this episode is for you.

Grand Canyon University expands its cybersecurity offerings by embedding industry certification prep within degree programs, providing students vital skills and cost benefits.

Grand Canyon University has unveiled a new Associate of Science in Pre-Nursing degree to facilitate student progress into nursing programs, addressing healthcare workforce needs.

Grand Canyon University is expanding its nursing program in Florida by opening a new site in Miramar to address ongoing nursing shortages in the state.

Grand Canyon University achieves a historic milestone with 33,251 graduates in 2026, significantly impacting high-need professions nationwide.

Grand Canyon University is set to graduate over 4,100 nursing students in 2026, addressing the nationwide nursing shortage with innovative programs.

Grand Canyon University celebrated outstanding community leaders who exemplify servant leadership at the sixth annual Colangelo Servant Leadership Awards, showcasing impactful efforts across various sectors.

Grand Canyon University has announced an 18-year tuition freeze, providing affordability and stability for its students during escalating educational costs.

Grand Canyon University officially recognized as a nonprofit institution by the U.S. Department of Education, affirming its commitment to Christian higher education.

Grand Canyon University is seeing an impressive enrollment boost, with over 133,000 students expected for the 2025-26 academic year, reflecting a commitment to quality education.

The FTC recently dismissed a lawsuit against Grand Canyon University, marking a significant victory amid allegations of politically motivated actions against the school.

In 2025, Grand Canyon University marks its 75th anniversary with a historic graduation class of 31,104, addressing workforce shortages across diverse fields.

Grand Canyon University is changing the landscape of university fundraising with a campaign aimed at revitalizing its community, diverging from traditional methods.

A collective of schools, churches, and businesses in Phoenix is working to combat prostitution and enhance safety along 27th Avenue through various initiatives.