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Family bond is at the root of nurse's DAISY Award

John Catania was close to completing his engineering degree, even landing an internship. But the deeper he dug into the program, the more he knew […]

Published August 2, 2019

GCU student's combat heroism earns high honor

Sgt. 1st Class Gregory Waters, now a GCU student, refused to leave the battlefield when his convoy truck was blown up in Afghanistan. Even though […]

Published July 3, 2019

'Living as Lopes' provides inside look at campus

Students are the top priority at GCU, of course, but that ideal is shown in many ways. One of them is web shows featuring students […]

Published July 1, 2019

COE's Meyer remembered for innovation, devotion

Gina Meyer, a member of the College of Education staff and adjunct faculty since 2008, died of breast cancer on Tuesday. She will be remembered […]

Published June 28, 2019

GCU associate professor chosen for Flipgrid board

When Grand Canyon University’s Associate Professor Kimber Underdown submitted her video for a shot at becoming a member of Flipgrid’s new Executive board, she never […]

Published June 24, 2019

Software is il-Loom-inating for online students

Effective communication is a key component of GCU's online education program, and it is aided by Loom, a Google Chrome extension that allows both professors […]

Published May 20, 2019

From graduate to dean after receiving doctoral degree

When the Dean of Bethany College in West Virginia resigned in the fall of 2014, all Associate Dean Levi Esses wanted was to become the […]

Published May 14, 2019

Losing both legs couldn't stop march to doctorate

Five years, 13 operations and yet another leg amputation later, and Eric Gabriel has reached the finish line on his journey to earning his doctoral […]

Published April 18, 2019

Cherished adjunct teacher, mentor fighting cancer

Members of the College of Education are praying for Joe Popma, an adjunct faculty member since 1994 who is battling cancer. Popma, who has been […]

Published March 21, 2019