New computer science, technology degrees address STEM skills

Grand Canyon University unveiled its Bachelor of Science degrees in computer science and information technology, providing STEM-oriented students with access to in-demand tech training in […]

Published February 20, 2014

Summer Classes Serve a Number of Purposes for GCU Students

As the University grows, so does summer school, and this year's enrollment increased 67 percent over the summer of 2012. Financial incentives for taking summer […]

Published May 15, 2013

Health Care Symposium at GCU Tries to Get Beyond 'Failure of Government'

Health care reform is within our grasp, but only if the right people step forward and keep politics out of the debate. That was the […]

Published March 26, 2013

Under the Microscope: Forensic Science Day to Lure 'CSI' Types

This week's Forensic Science Day highlights Grand Canyon University's rapidly growing forensic science program and provides interactive events for students to learn more about the […]

Published March 12, 2013

Medical Examiners Popular at Health Sciences and Nursing Day

It's not everything that TV shows like "CSI" make it out to be, but a profession in the medical examiner's field still brings plenty of […]

Published November 2, 2012

Getting a Clue: Students Gravitate to Law Enforcement Club

GCU's criminal justice law enforcement club is preparing to compete in a regional competition of the American Criminal Justice Association in November.

Published September 18, 2012

Sweet Science: New DNA, Forensic Chemistry Labs Open This Fall

By Michael Ferraresi GCU News Bureau Talk about working under a microscope. The DNA lab on the fourth floor of GCU’s brand-new College of Arts […]

Published August 14, 2012

Wide-Ranging Research Presented in Annual Colloquium

The fifth annual colloquium brought together six speakers to share a wide range of research — from lung-cancer cell migration to public transportation projects to […]

Published April 11, 2012

First Forensic Science Day Brings Prospective Investigators to Campus

Dr. Mark Wooden, dean for GCU’s College of Arts and Sciences, says the forensic program is expected to continue to develop students to fill “high-need […]

Published April 4, 2012