GCU News

Fitness Facts: Athlete's foot

In this week's Fitness Facts, Connie Colbert gets to the bottom of what causes athlete's foot. Prevention is about more than just not walking barefoot […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Excellence, not perfection

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade tackles an extreme that can be extremely debilitating -- the pursuit of perfection. She lists the […]

The heart of a generation fills CHSS social work

The younger generation has led a growth in enrollment in Social Work studies at GCU, from 40 students on campus to more than 275 this […]

Volunteering at GCU is as good as it gives

Alicia Burns, Director of Operations for Grand Canyon Education, is a frequent GCU volunteer. Commencement is her favorite, but she also loves Welcome Week, Habitat […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Julie Nelson

Dr. Julie Nelson of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences is a passionate teacher of psychology and is delighted with how students tend to […]

New engineering leaders bring industry savvy to GCU

Dr. Janet Brelin-Fornari began her career at General Motors, serving as an expert witness in product liability lawsuits against the company. It was then that […]

GCU teaches business ethics with future in mind

The principles of Conscious Capitalism are ingrained in the Colangelo College of Business culture -- its dean, Dr. Randy Gibb, has made sure of that. […]

South African values structure of doctoral program

The desire to become the first doctor in her family motivated Hestia Elmes to travel from her home in South Africa to the summer heat […]

Doctoral program goes the extra mile for learners

Pursuing a doctoral degree is one of the most challenging endeavors in academics. But Dr. Michael Berger, Dean of the College of Doctoral Studies, and […]