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4worldlovers:
Park University Gilbert is in the heart of the Heritage District at the University Building. The Gilbert Campus is the University’s first location outside Parkville to offer a traditional daytime campus, as well as NAIA-level athletics programs.

The Park Gilbert Campus is near great restaurants and coffee shops in the Heritage District. Before heading in for classes, you can grab a cup of coffee from the renowned Bergies Coffee Roast House and take a stroll down to Zinburger for lunch. The Water Tower Plaza provides a great spot to catch up on homework, or to take a break from homework to walk. The Park Campus not only provides a great education, but also a great lifestyle for any student.

Park University offers traditional and adult students alike the ability to pursue a wide variety of undergrad or graduate programs. Whether you are interested in a Business Administration degree, an undergraduate degree in Information and Computer Science, or a Master in Healthcare Administration, you can pursue an education at Park University. We offer face-to-face, online, and hybrid courses that are available in the evenings to accommodate busy schedules.

Need additional flexibility? We strive to offer accessible, student-centered, quality higher education. Park University offers online programs as well as on campus because we understand every student’s needs are unique. Whether flexibility looks like on campus only, online only, or a hybrid schedule, Park wants to help you reach your educational goals of earning a degree. After 25 years of offering online classes, Park is proud to offer over 650 courses for a wide variety of online degrees, providing additional flexibility to students.

4worldlovers: Zanjero Park is a 20 acre park located on the East side of Lindsay Rd just south of the Loop 202 freeway. The park is a converted water retention basin and opened on April 19, 2008. The primary use of the park is for horseback riding which has almost a mile of horseback riding trails with hitching post and water troughs. The park also contains a multi-use trail that links up to the San Tan Trail.

In partnership with ADOT, construction has started on the Lindsay Rd. interchange and the burrowing owls have been permanently relocated by Wild at Heart, a raptor rescue organization. All of the owls have been relocated safely and humanely at this time. The old burrows will be covered and retired. Burrowing owls live underground and need a lot of open space; they tend to live in agricultural areas. With this area expanding rapidly, it was determined that they would need to be removed in order to protect the species.

According to the Wild at Heart website, “Captured owls are cared for by WAH volunteers for a minimum of 90 days: 60 days at the WAH facility, and another 30 days at the new relocation site. This transitional period is necessary to break the owls’ bond with their former habitat.” The owls are currently located at this facility and Wild at Heart is working with other local organizations to find permanent homes for them.