June 2021

Family, doctoral chair are motivation for learner

Christina Solares already has a bachelor's and master's from GCU and enjoyed it so much, she's working on her doctorate. Her connection with her chair, […]

Return to camp a return to childhood for coach Drew

It was great to hear the bouncing basketballs thundering in the vast Canyon Activity Center Monday at the first day camp under GCU coach Bryce […]

Helping others is key for veteran in doctoral program

Russell "Russ" Kuhn has had an impressive career of service, from his time in the Navy to his work as a Court Appointed Special Advocate […]

Education never gets old for 75-year-old learner

In all her years in academics, Ophelia Brown's love of knowledge never has dwindled. The 75-year-old doctoral learner and retired geriatric nurse practitioner has completed […]

An attorney, a single mom ... and now a doctorate

As a single mother and attorney, Shaina Thompson is no stranger to the struggle of juggling multiple roles. She is seeking a doctoral degree from […]

LEADs led the way in virtual Learning Lounge

The Learning Lounge, like so many GCU academic services, pivoted to videoconferencing amid the pandemic and continued to thrive. Nearly 3,000 sessions with students in […]

Campus Rec: The Benefits of HIIT

Kayla Hartson expounds on the benefits of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workouts. It's better for your body, and it saves time, too.

She's fashioning an inspiring example for her family

Many 25-year-olds still are trying to figure out what to do with their lives. But for Mireille Mukiza, her pursuit of a doctoral degree from […]

#Askingforafriend: What techniques can I use to stay grounded?

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Krista Hoffer provides some simple techniques that can help you feel in control and focused. You just […]