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Foster care, homeless, dyslexic ... and a doctorate

Foster care, homelessness, dyslexia -- you name it and Dr. Danisha Keating lived it. After constantly being told that she was a statistic who wouldn't […]

What a journey: There was danger in this doctorate

Dr. Shakta Man Ghale literally climbed mountains to finally get his Doctor of Business Administration degree. During his doctoral journey, the Nepal native had to […]

School counseling 'pioneers' on path to aid students

The Master of Education in School Counseling program's fivefold increase in enrollment over two years in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences includes its […]

Pastoral program's 1st year was quite a get-together

Starting any new program is difficult. Starting one during a pandemic is more difficult. Add in the importance of face-to-face conversations in the new Barnabas […]

Her doctoral chair’s support was key to graduation

The bond between a doctoral learner and their dissertation chair is one like no other. This was especially true for Dr. Laurica Yancey, who recently […]

From young bride to doctorate: an inspiring story

Dr. Ana York's life has been anything but easy. From getting married when she was 14 and having her first child at 15 to having […]

Garuna Foundation liaison extends spiritual reach

GCU's new initiative with The Garuna Foundation, a missionary-like organization that spreads God's Word in Southeast Asia, gave the College of Theology an opportunity to […]

Collegiate Scholars chapter one of best in nation

In an academic year faced with a multitude of obstacles, including a global pandemic, GCU's National Society of Collegiate Scholars made a name for themselves […]

GCU changed doctoral learner's life for the better

Erick Hester's time at GCU has turned his dreams into reality. After graduating with his master's from GCU in 2018, it wasn't long before the […]