GCU News

Grad finished dissertation amid Afghan bombings

Stephen Lagerberg would be on Zoom one night as he pushed ahead to finish his dissertation and the next night might include a bombing at […]

Alumna's South Africa ministry has traveled well

Iris Cato-Smith views vacations as a chance to serve, not relax. The 2014 GCU graduate with a degree in Christian studies turned a trip to […]

Tips for a healthy summer vacation

By Connie Colbert GCU Director of Health Services As the world is opening back up and many are heading out for the first time in […]

Self-care is a walk in the park with Bentley

By Warren Terry Field Education Coordinator, Social Work Program College of Humanities and Social Sciences Every morning when I wake up, my mind is bombarded […]

GCU unveils Pre-Apprenticeship for Electricians

Just as there's a serious shortage of teachers and nurses, the need for electricians vastly outstrips the workforce. So, once again, GCU is doing something […]

Grand Canyon University helps fill electrician shortage

(May 31, 2022) – Grand Canyon University has partnered with Rosendin Electric and Maricopa County to offer a Pre-Apprenticeship pathway that will alleviate a significant […]

Fitness Facts: Are plant-based diets overhyped or worthwhile?

By Emily Orvos Campus Registered Dietitian Have you ever walked into the grocery store and noticed how many plant-based alternatives to animal products are available? […]

Wellness and the truth about dieting

By Dr. Carlton Huff College of Humanities and Social Sciences How can you improve individual and collective health and wellness? Clearly, many people are tussling […]

Ukraine holds special place in professor’s heart

Ukraine has a special place in Sven Olson's life. His last post in his 27-year military career was at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv. It […]