GCU's CityServe HUB gearing up for fall launch

It has been just three months since GCU and CityServe announced a major initiative -- to deliver household, in-kind items from donors such as Costco, […]

Published August 11, 2021

Faculty chair looks to make teaching changes click

Dr. Alicia Kozimor has had a big summer. She was named faculty chair in the College of Education and in late July earned her doctorate. […]

Published August 6, 2021

LaPrade sets sail, leaving legacy of calm seas

Dr. Kimberly LaPrade retired as Dean of GCU's College of Education Monday after leading it through a decade of growth, innovation and national accreditation. Now, […]

Published August 3, 2021

New psychology chair calls for empathy, not upset

Dr. Julia Langdal-Sittu was named the new psychology department chair at GCU at any interesting time to study human behavior, considering the challenges of the […]

Published August 2, 2021

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 […]