Online Student Blooms With Math Teacher’s Care

When a beautiful floral arrangement turned up on her desk last week, GCU math instructor Carolyn Wesley performed a simple calculation: Daughter plus Mother’s Day […]

Published May 11, 2011

Research Colloquium Draws Eight Speakers

Eight presentations were made in a little more than two hours at the Williams Building lecture hall. The colleges of Business, Doctoral Studies, Liberal Arts, […]

Published April 13, 2011

Professor David Hayes a Jack of All Trades

Pro-wrestler, stand-up comedian, actor, director, club bouncer and COLA professor - David Hayes.

Published November 22, 2010

Former NASCAR Photographer Leads Discussion Nov. 23

Professor Cheryl Christensen encourages anyone to come to the Art Building, Room 107, for a special presentation on Tuesday, November 23, at either 7 a.m. […]

Published November 22, 2010

Homeland Security Hosts Criminal-Justice Students

Twenty students from Cornel Stemley’s criminal-justice classes at GCU visited the Phoenix offices of the Department of Homeland Security on Friday to learn about career […]

Published October 29, 2010

GCU College of Liberal Arts

As the foundational college of Grand Canyon University, the College of Liberal Arts offers degrees ranging from English Literature to Criminal Justice.

Published September 5, 2010

GCU Online Math Teacher Visits From N.J.

Jerry Tuttle commuted to the home office on Tuesday, May 18, and the trip was about 2,000 miles one way. Tuttle, 60, of New Jersey, […]

Published May 18, 2010

GCU Graduate Student Wins J. Edgar Hoover Scholarship

Ismael Posadas, an online graduate student from Tucson, has received the J. Edgar Hoover Memorial Scholarship presented to GCU by the Former Agents of the […]

Published April 29, 2010

GCU Announces New Writing Style for Lower and Upper Division Courses

GCU will be implementing a progressive approach to the use of APA writing style for the benefit of all students. Lower-division courses will use a […]

Published February 11, 2010