Mandernach adds book to lengthy list of accomplishments

Dr. Jean Mandernach has an impressive list of accomplishments especially in the world of academia, having published more than 85 scholarly journal articles and 11 […]

Published June 17, 2015

Cohort helps doctoral learners dissect dissertation challenges

The Doctoral Community Cohort was started by learners in Doctoral Studies to help them and their peers navigate their dissertations and all the other challenges […]

Published June 16, 2015

Antelope Intros: Stefan Winkel and Emily Pitt

This week's Antelope Intros features two GCU graduates with diverse backgrounds. One was born overseas and loves the sports teams from another West Coast city, […]

Published June 12, 2015

Spirit of GCU residency bursts with Joy

Joy Patrick-Akpan, a doctoral learner from Lagos, Nigeria, had flown for 37 hours on her first trip to the United States for the recent residency, […]

Published May 5, 2015

Commencement Day 2: Non-traditional students

By Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau

Published April 25, 2015

Commencement Day 2: Clouds can't dampen mood

By GCU News Bureau In the cool, crisp minutes before Friday’s commencement at Grand Canyon University, Dr. Michael Berger joked that he’d seen a range of reactions to […]

Published April 24, 2015

Alumni Hall of Fame inductees have global influence

As part of its Homecoming/Canyon Day festivities, GCU will induct eight new members into its Alumni Hall of Fame during a ceremony Saturday on campus. […]

Published March 1, 2015

Softball star turned amputee has winning attitude

Eric Gabriel, one of the online learners who will be honored on campus this weekend, has turned losing his right leg into an opportunity to […]

Published February 20, 2015

Emotions find way into Hall of Fame celebration

Saturday's celebration of the eight newest members of the GCU Alumni Hall of Fame featured passionate speeches, none more emotional than that of Michael Kary, […]

Published February 14, 2015