Eric Jay Toll

GCU nursing students turn clutter into clothes bank

It took just five weeks to get to a happy ending for eight Grand Canyon University Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing students who organized […]

GCU building well-rounded students through clinical rotations

The four levels of clinical rotations that nursing students move through on their way to earning their bachelor's degree are integral to any nursing student's […]

Espionage briefings, money tracing? It's part of the job for cyber major, FBI intern

Photos by Ralph Freso/GCU News Grand Canyon University senior Jordan Ward, who is on course to graduate in 2026 with a bachelor's degree in cybersecurity, […]

GCU research team aiming to teach autonomous cars how to ‘see’ clearly

It’s raining. Raining hard. You’re driving down the street. Ahead at the intersection, there is an accident. In a bright chartreuse vest, a police officer […]

Professor helping launch interest in aerospace through hybrid rocket project

If the dream of sending a manned mission to Mars comes to fruition, and rockets and astronauts arrive in orbit around the Red Planet, they […]

A prayer, a coffee, a laptop and Dawn Seekings' answer was on the screen

A 1774 William Cooper poem that goes, “God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform,” has been paraphrased over time to "The Lord […]

Critical care instructor guides nursing students through life and death

“It’s like the phone rang and you answered it,” Becky de Tranaltes said when describing the nursing profession and the passion she has for it. […]

Nursing student turns compassion into a career path

It seemed like a small thing – calming a patient. But Kiyavanna Robinson, an Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing student at the Grand Canyon […]

Surgery is stressful. Aromatherapy, conversation might help

When you think of patient care, you generally don't think of peppermint and lavender. Could peppermint and lavender really make a difference, for example, in […]