GCU News

Fitness Facts: Eating before bedtime

In this week's Fitness Facts on physical health, dietitian Liz Cook dishes out sound advice about a topic that bedevils many of us -- eating […]

#Askingforafriend: Myths about therapy

In this week's #Askingforafriend column on mental health, Elizabeth Kendall explains what therapy is and what it isn't. If you've had a bad experience in […]

Mondello scores in 1st (and last) Canyon Worship try

Emma Mondello had never had a song on Canyon Worship before -- because she never had submitted one. But she decided to give it a […]

LaPrade sets sail, leaving legacy of calm seas

Dr. Kimberly LaPrade retired as Dean of GCU's College of Education Monday after leading it through a decade of growth, innovation and national accreditation. Now, […]

New psychology chair calls for empathy, not upset

Dr. Julia Langdal-Sittu was named the new psychology department chair at GCU at any interesting time to study human behavior, considering the challenges of the […]

What a journey: There was danger in this doctorate

Dr. Shakta Man Ghale literally climbed mountains to finally get his Doctor of Business Administration degree. During his doctoral journey, the Nepal native had to […]

Now that's motivation: GCU prof gets trophy after lecture

GCU News Bureau Dr. Reagan North, adjunct faculty in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Grand Canyon University, was delighted to meet a […]

Students make greater impact in GPEC internships

GCU marketing and advertising major Tayler Alonzo-Taggart grew up in Fairbanks, Alaska, but found herself touting the wonders of Phoenix as an intern at the […]

School counseling 'pioneers' on path to aid students

The Master of Education in School Counseling program's fivefold increase in enrollment over two years in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences includes its […]