GCU expert forecasts post-virus shift to more dynamic future of learning

Dr. Jean Mandernach has dug deep into the methods of online learning for nearly two decades. Now her expertise is in demand across the country […]

Published March 30, 2020

GCU quickly makes ground-to-online transition

GCU was ready for this. After ground students were sent home to finish their studies at home because of the COVID-19 outbreak, leaders and faculty […]

Published March 23, 2020

GCU tie-in is buy-in for nontraditional students

There's a simple reason why GCU's online student population has grown to more than 80,000: It also has 182 full-time instructors that make those students […]

Published March 18, 2020

Students find a bit of joy amid sorrowful goodbyes

It was a day of sadness and celebration on GCU's campus Friday after classes were moved online and students were encouraged to go home. Seniors […]

Published March 16, 2020

Crowd of students flocks to GCU's cultural festival

A crowd of more than 700 people attended Culture Fest March 6, highlighting some of the 90 countries that are represented at GCU. International student […]

Published March 12, 2020

Immigrants get glimpse of American dream at GCU

Dr. Noe Vargas remembers what it was like to be new to America. He came from Mexico at 16, and one of the first people […]

Published February 28, 2020

Academics growth resulted from 'do' diligence

From 2010 to 2019, GCU grew from seven colleges to nine and more than doubled its academic programs from 94 to 238. How did that […]

Published February 20, 2020

GCU grad goes from infected ship to infected plane

By Mike Kilen GCU News Bureau The harrowing ordeal of Grand Canyon University graduate Spencer Fehrenbacher continued this week. Just when he thought he had […]

Published February 20, 2020

Hispanic lawyers warn against 'impostor syndrome'

Law school was compared to the movie "Hunger Games." All the best and brightest fighting it out on curved grading. But add to that the […]

Published February 19, 2020