Public education at crossroad, GCU paper warns

Without better training, pay and promotion for K-12 teachers, public education in the state will continue its downward spiral, according to a paper presented at […]

Published June 9, 2014

Alumna finds her calling in Nashville

Although Paula Barnes went to the Music City in search of a performing career, she found work in legal administration and bloomed where she was […]

Published June 6, 2014

Career Services: What's your EQ?

Emotional intelligence is a complex understanding of ourselves and those around us in a way that helps us be more successful and collaborate more effectively.

Published June 2, 2014

COE alumni include four Teachers of the Year

Teachers from across the country have applied lessons learned from GCU in their own classrooms. Meet Elizabeth Barletta (Maryland), Ayesha Hannibal (South Carolina), Anthony Perez […]

Published June 2, 2014

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.

Published May 28, 2014

GCU staffer gets early Father's Day gift: a dad

After 26 years, employee and 2013 alumnus Cory Strouth meets his biological father and finally has the answer to a question that haunted him while […]

Published May 27, 2014

Duty calls 30,000 feet up, and GCU alumna answers

GCU alumna Courtney Mitchelle was at least 30,000 feet above Ireland, bound for Frankfurt, Germany, when a fellow passenger became ill with stroke-like symptoms. Mitchell, […]

Published May 9, 2014

GCU Today Magazine: 'Sydney's Kids' graduate

Nearly 14 years ago, Grand Canyon University made a promise in the wake of a senseless tragedy, the murder of one of its alumni. Meet […]

Published April 23, 2014

GCU Today Magazine: COFAP rebuilt to last

Dean Claude Pensis built the program the first time around, in 1982, and he did it again after it was restored, adding dance, digital film, […]

Published April 22, 2014