Michael Ferraresi

Daily Dose of STEM blog

GCU Today brings you a Daily Dose of STEM-related information to summarize how Grand Canyon University's academic programs are being designed for the future.

With tech programs, GCU sees its focus on the future

The launch of the two new programs signifies Grand Canyon University's re-emphasis on an academic commitment to training on science, technology, engineering and mathematics — […]

Four more res halls, other buildings slated for 2015

The new residence halls opening this fall at Grand Canyon University are just the beginning of a major phase of new dorm construction. On Thursday, […]

Baker brings biology background to new role

Grand Canyon University hired Dr. Perry Baker, the former dean of Arizona Christian University, to serve as assistant dean at the newly restructured College of […]

College of Arts and Sciences split into two colleges

Grand Canyon University's College of Arts and Sciences will split off into separate colleges by the fall as the University unveils its College of Humanities […]

History program overhaul to prepare students for jobs

GCU’s new College of Humanities and Social Sciences will offer three bachelor's degrees in history, including an emphasis on public history, to prepare students for […]

New student residences, parking garage on schedule

Over the next two months, expect to hear the grinding and churning of heavy machinery as two new residence halls, a second parking garage, retail […]

GCU grad launches Jumpstart business accelerator

The grand opening of the Jumpstart co-working space highlights the commitment of a GCU graduate to community business development.

Counseling director emphasizes compassion

Grand Canyon University program director Noé Vargas oversees academic counseling programs that groom students to help people struggling with behavioral issues, addiction and mental illness.