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Fortune 500 exec-turned-life coach embraces the 'why' behind her Ph.D.

Stace Middlebrooks nearly quit her pursuit of a doctoral degree before finally realizing she liked a title more than documenting and researching the struggles of […]

Fall commencement ceremony celebrating online and cohort students, 4 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15

The second of six fall commencement ceremonies on Wednesday afternoon honored master's and doctoral graduates from the colleges of Doctoral Studies, Arts and Media, and […]

Fall commencement ceremony celebrating online and cohort students, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15

The first of six fall commencement ceremonies kicked off Wednesday morning honoring master's and doctoral graduates from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. Story

When it comes to breast cancer, early detection saves lives

By Sydney CoxCampus Health Student Leader, Canyon Health and Wellness Clinic Take a moment and think about the women in your life who matter the […]

Alums' book a beacon of light for immigrant stories

Photos by Ralph Freso The Second Congo War is considered one of the bloodiest conflicts since World War II. Grand Canyon University alumnus Bikonzi Moise […]

Virtue panel stresses compassion to future educators

A panel of five experts left an impression on the more than 100 students and staff who attended The Virtuous Educator: Building Capacity to Teach […]

Graduate's path to commencement stage is rocky, lifeless, humorous

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow / Livestream The path some travel to an online degree later in life is rarely boring, but Garrison Bailey’s […]

GCU research team aiming to teach autonomous cars how to ‘see’ clearly

It’s raining. Raining hard. You’re driving down the street. Ahead at the intersection, there is an accident. In a bright chartreuse vest, a police officer […]

Pastor: Let God accompany your journey

Would you rather take an 11-day trip to the Promised Land or gripe for 40 years? Pastor Brian Kruckenberg of New City Church presented that […]