On-campus students will be well-grounded online

It took GCU's talented and dedicated staff and faculty one week to make the transition to an online platform when the pandemic struck last semester. […]

Published August 17, 2020

Collaborating for students on autism spectrum

When students identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) struggle to fit in socially, GCU leaders collaborate with solutions. In Part 2 of GCU Today’s series, […]

Published February 7, 2019

How campus culture embraces students with autism

As Grand Canyon University grows, more students arriving on campus are identified with autism spectrum disorders. Efforts to welcome and include these students occur naturally […]

Published February 7, 2019

Dante's words come to life at marathon reading

The marathon reading of Dante’s Divine Comedy brought the words of the 14th century Italian poet to life on the GCU campus on Friday. Students […]

Published January 28, 2019

Grad found her 'voice for her generation' at GCU

With a 3.9 grade point average, two internships and short stories and poems published in four literary journals, Cymelle Edwards is an exceptional member of […]

Published December 14, 2018

GCU makes multiple Thanksgiving contributions

On many fronts, GCU is striving to ease food insecurity in the Valley by partnering with the St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance. Thunder, the women's […]

Published November 20, 2018

Adding a minor to degree plan has major implications

Increasingly, students at Grand Canyon University are adding minors. These extra concentrated courses give students deeper knowledge in a branch of their major, an increased […]

Published October 3, 2018

Why new master's degrees are a win-win

The new master's degrees in teaching content programs at GCU meet educators' needs, enabling high school teachers to keep their jobs teaching dual enrollment and […]

Published September 13, 2018