College of Nursing & Health Care Professions

Campus saddened by loss of biochemistry professor

Biochemistry professor Dr. Tiffany Mealman always had a positive attitude even though she had reasons not to. Her joyful disposition, her faith and her dedication […]

GCU flexing a new health initiative

GCU is flexing its latest recognition as an Exercise is Medicine campus. What that means is that, in addition to the typical questions at the […]

No 'Bones' about it, 500th dissertation one for books

The College of Doctoral Studies achieved a milestone by approving the school's 500th dissertation, and as it turns out, it's by one of GCU's own. […]

Christmas cheer is spread by decorating, we hear

Lift up the eggnog. It was a blizzard of holiday cheer these past few weeks as employees turned up their Christmas decorating acumen to unprecedented, […]

Commencement talk: common-sense excellence

The commencement speaker Friday, Dr. Rick Rigsby, spoke about his third-grade dropout father and the impact his simple -- but profound -- words of wisdom […]

GCU's finger on the pulse of science with HSET Day

More than 2,300 students from 65 schools across Arizona tiptoed through cadaver, engineering and DNA labs, and cavorted with 3D printers and robots as part […]

Strains, sprains? Student athletic trainers step up

With 2,200 students involved in intramural sports and 800 to 1,000 in club sports, that's a lot of sprains, strains and abrasions GCU's student athletic […]

At crunch time, grads showed what makes them tick

Graduates juggle raising children and balancing jobs with their studies. GCU Today talked to several graduates about the road to receiving their degrees during fall […]

Online graduates are saluted at commencement

The first of four online commencement ceremonies convened Friday morning in GCU Arena, and Pam Aydelott sure stood out -- she was wearing a 1940s-era […]