Ralph Freso is a journalist based in Phoenix, Arizona, focusing on local news and events. His work has been featured in various publications, including Grand Canyon University's news outlet, GCU News. Ralph covers a range of topics, including education, community events, and human interest stories.
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Nick Ely of Christ Church Central Phoenix led Chapel on Monday, Oct. 28, at Global Credit Union Arena.
Volunteers assembled beds, organized clothing, distributed food boxes, refurbished computers and more for GCU CityServe Day, which kicked of the Week of Service in honor of the university's 75th anniversary.
As part of GCU's Week of Service, 31 GCU students assisted in serving 728 breakfast meals Monday at St. Vincent de Paul Homeless Ministry.
It was far from a calm night at the Canyon Activities Board's annual haunted house Wednesday night in Thunderground. CAB turned the scary level up to high at the event, dubbed the Camp Thunder Valley Haunted House.
Almost 200 Grand Canyon University students on Satuday painted and completed landscape work at 11 homes in the neighborhoods surrounding GCU as part of the […]
By: Morgan Fischer, Ralph Freso
Voters can cast a ballot at any vote center in Maricopa County, but they will need to bring this type of identification.
Darryl DelHousaye of Redeemer Bible Church led Chapel on Monday, Nov. 4, at Global Credit Union Arena.
Grand Canyon University Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing students at the West Valley site visited with a flight nurse and flight paramedic from PHI Medical who landed via helicopter on Thursday at a parking lot adjacent to Building 71. They also had a chance to sit in the Air Evac helicopter.
Disney magic will fill Ethington Theatre tonight at 7:30 p.m. opening a two-weekend run of the final production of the semester, "Beauty and the Beast." College of Arts and Media brings together its largest cast yet to share this tale as old as time.
A crowd of approximately 5,500 cheered on teams competing in the Canyon Activities Board's annual Lip Sync competition, whose theme this year was "The Greatest Show." The winning team was Don't Blink.
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