Online Life

Teacher survives stroke and coma to hold her GCU diploma

It took a lot for Shawna Fry, a mother of two, to return to college, and after four years she was within a couple weeks […]

Student carries the lessons of war deployments to online study

Justin Walsh was twice deployed to Afghanistan with the U.S. Army. When he got back to the U.S., he wanted to help people like the […]

GCU online faculty showcases its expertise in 15-part magazine series

The online faculty is showing the nation its deep knowledge of online learning in a 15-part series in eLearn Magazine, which recently posted the third […]

On the case: First students graduate with GCU's master's in forensic science

Brittany Fleck never thought she would be a first at anything. But the crime scene technician for the Chandler Police Department is among the first […]

Interesting backgrounds? They're over the top

Four online faculty members – Jamie Morris, Debbie Fulthorp, Dr. Emily Shier and Brian Clark – have something in common: Their backgrounds are filled with […]

National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Alpha Chi induction ceremonies

Grand Canyon University students, both those who live on campus and those who had to travel long distances, were honored Saturday in the National Society […]

GCU publishes new volume of Journal of Instructional Research

GCU's Center for Innovation in Research and Teaching has published Volume 11 of the annual Journal of Instructional Research.

How online student is learning to hear again

Rhonda Lazaroff watched her son graduate from high school after his autism diagnoses as a child and was inspired to overcome her own hearing loss […]

How alum graduated from police to politics

Kevin Litten's story is another example of how an online degree can be life-changing. The deeper the deputy sheriff got into his public administration program, […]