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 […]

Published July 28, 2021

People, not paperwork, are key to grad's court job

Imani Steward watched enough cop and detective shows on TV to think it might be a cool job. But after learning about the law in […]

Published July 21, 2021

High schoolers with a heart for STEM intern at GCU

Sun, sand and surf are all good, but Paige Petrine is challenging herself this summer in a different way. The Paradise Valley High School senior […]

Published July 21, 2021

First cohort makes L.E.A.P. to teacher certification

Scott Wade was a lawyer but fell in love with teaching four years ago and is in the classroom under an emergency certification. Lisa Baird […]

Published July 14, 2021

GCU connections help solve job puzzle for students

It never hurts to have connections to land a job interview. GCU graduate Kelsey Lamphier found that out recently when she landed a job in […]

Published July 12, 2021

GCU athletic training graduate delivers at Amazon

Kellie Lotshaw always thought she'd be working on the sidelines of a football field or with athletes in some other collision or action sport. But […]

Published July 9, 2021

Father, daughter build bond in 3D-printed house

On her own 3D printer at home in Florence, Arizona, GCU robotics and engineering major Kylee Rodgers likes to print keychains and other trinkets. But […]

Published July 1, 2021

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 […]

Published June 30, 2021

GCU's creative writers don't take summers off

Student response to the Write On group has been so positive, they have continued to meet weekly during the summer. Conceived by Dr. Diane Goodman […]

Published June 28, 2021