GCU News

Technology Department awarded GenCyber grant

The Technology Department continues to help build the nation's cybersecurity community, thanks to a $100,000 grant awarded by the National Security Agency and National Science […]

A dissertation defense with danger like no other

What makes Dr. Brandon O'Neil's doctoral degree so interesting is where he conducted his dissertation defense: via Zoom while he was on Air Force deployment […]

He advocates for foster kids in multiple ways

GCU graduate Branden Murphy was appointed to the Nevada Board of Nursing at age 32. But that's hardly his most impressive credential -- he and […]

On TV and job, instructor rates because she relates

Lynette Collins has brought her real-world experience to her GCU online classes in social sciences and education for 10 years. The adjunct instructor was selected […]

They're bringing the GCU culture to crepes

Aaron and Jocelyn Reina are using their Colangelo College of Business degrees to help their family operate Colados Coffee and Crepes. In particular, they have […]

Future Worship Arts student represents GCU

Alexia Hopkins of Buckeye, Ariz., didn't waste any time letting her grandparents know where she'll be going to college. With some gentle nudging from her […]

For dissertation help, this doctor is always in

After Dr. Yolanda Stokes earned her doctorate, she wanted to do something for the learners following in her footsteps. So she wrote a manual, "Starting […]

Grand Canyon's colorful history comes into full view

The GCU Library has uploaded to its website a new feature that's worth a long. nostalgic look. The Historical Archives Collection is filled with photos […]

#Askingforafriend: How can intense emotions be regulated?

Lauren Dixon explains the concept of self-regulation and how conscious breathing and grounding skills can be used to calm your emotions.