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Starfish operating system just one of the stars of research symposium

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow From a talk about a Starfish (not the kind you're thinking of) to a deeper conversation on discovering the […]

From faith and stress to oregano and breast cancer, student research enlightened

More than 90 posters presented at GCU's Super Bowl of research conferences Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Lean, mean fighting machines? There’s much to […]

LOPES Academy moms share how GCU changed their sons' – and families' – lives

Editor’s note: My LopeLife is a feature in which GCU community members share their stories, like Serena Lowery and Mary Jane Mooney (below), mothers of […]

From Ghana to Air Force to GCU doctoral degree

Joshua Kena studied his way out of a village to a boarding school in his native Ghana and received green card to continue his educational […]

How an online student found faith, a fresh start at GCU … and cheesecake

Story by Eric Jay Toll Morgan Lomas, 45, is a high school dropout. But the central Pennsylvanian, who has overcome many challenges in her life, […]

Character summit: 'It is all about promoting the common good'

What Emily Farkas and Dr. Ashley Brandon are doing at Grand Canyon University’s Canyon Center for Character Education is nothing short of vital in these […]

Alums bring skill, heart to those in need at neighboring clinics

Photos by Ralph Freso Brittany Dustin’s team is relied on heavily to help the ailing, despondent and lost on Phoenix’s west side. “I supervise 11 […]

Arizona Supreme Court justice grounded by faith, ethics

There are stererotypes in virtually every profession, according to Arizona Supreme Court Justice William Montgomery. But as a Maricopa County attorney, Montgomery said he took […]

Center for Workforce Development is growing, changing more lives

Photos by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the February issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins across campus or […]