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GCU adds master's degree in cybersecurity

Starting in August, GCU is offering a new Master of Science in Cyber Security, an online degree intended to arm students with skills to detect […]

Bible, faith kept public safety officer alive as 'Lost Boy'

Once, Joseph Gamunde was one of the "Lost Boys of Sudan," the children who fled their country's civil war and were faced with incredible hardship. […]

GCU's newest 'coach' is director of public safety

Joe Yahner had it all planned out. After retiring from the Phoenix Police Department, he was going to be a teacher and coach. But then […]

Online students get new source of spiritual guidance

Online instructors in the College of Theology at Grand Canyon University get spirituality-related questions from students daily. That was the inspiration for "Dear Theophilus," a […]

Antelope Intros: Andrew Loewen

This week's edition of Antelope Intros features a University counselor with a creative side and a passion for Christ. He also likes to hop on […]

COE faculty present studies in Illinois conference

Dr. Joanna Simpson, GCU director of academic programs in the College of Education, and Lindy Gaudiano, coordinator of academic programs, presented a session on “College […]

Changing lives (including their own) at Dream Center

Summer vacation or not, GCU College of Humanities and Social Sciences counseling professors and students continue to bring group therapy sessions to sex-trade survivors sheltered […]

Alhambra students get straight talk at 'Believe & Achieve'

Alhambra High School students heard some important messages Tuesday in the fifth annual "Believe & Achieve" at GCU Arena. University admissions counselor Kyle Speed was […]

STEM camp cracks the code of students' inspiration

More than 30 campers attending GCU's Cipher Avenger STEM camp this week are thrilled that they are doing computer programming, using code and building servers […]