Doctoral learner is candidate for busiest schedule

Tracie Happel is working on her doctorate, which for most people would be like a full-time job, but wait until you hear what else she […]

Published September 17, 2014

Academic Conference exercise is nerdy fun

A creative challenge at the 2014 Annual Academic Conference turned the morning session into a hilarious and educational trip inside the world of Science, Technology, […]

Published August 13, 2014

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.

Published August 11, 2014

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 — […]

Published August 11, 2014

Research-to-practice translation is aim of degree

GCU's doctor of nursing practice, which was launched in the spring, begins a new session of courses this month with 90 nursing-leader students who are […]

Published July 8, 2014

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

Michael Berger named dean of Doctoral Studies

Dr. Michael Berger, recently named dean of the College of Doctoral Studies, started at GCU as a temporary employee 10 years ago.

Published May 22, 2014

From Nepal to GCU: a tale of survival, determination

GCU's first international doctoral learner has an amazing story to tell, and not just because he's from Nepal. He wants to use his degree to […]

Published May 21, 2014

GCU's 1st Ph.D. a heady accomplishment

The first learner to complete the Ph.D. program at GCU impressed everyone with her efficiency, but she gives the credit to the presence of God […]

Published May 19, 2014