Online Life

Enrolled at 14, grad at 17 ... and found her purpose

In fifth grade she was too stubborn to study, at age 14 she was too immature to attend GCU classes on campus and three years […]

Commencement to culminate her 16-year journey

When Desiree Ortiz put her education on hold 16 years ago, all she could think about was caring for her daughter, who was born with […]

Online student returns lost WWII medals to family

History buff Joseph Fox was looking to add to his collection of antiques when he ventured out to West Virginia's Largest Yard Sale. But something […]

No Halo-lucination: GCU switches to its own LMS

Ground students have a new learning management system (LMS) to go with their new classes this fall. As they transition from LoudCloud to Halo Learn, […]

GCU student honors brother at ROTC 9/11 event

Online criminal justice student John Herold always felt a sense of emptiness every time Sept. 11 would roll around. It was on that day 20 […]

GCU goes online with forensic science program

It was well-known in the industry that an online master's degree program in forensic science was needed in the growing field. That's where Dr. Melissa […]

Foster care, homeless, dyslexic ... and a doctorate

Foster care, homelessness, dyslexia -- you name it and Dr. Danisha Keating lived it. After constantly being told that she was a statistic who wouldn't […]

What a journey: There was danger in this doctorate

Dr. Shakta Man Ghale literally climbed mountains to finally get his Doctor of Business Administration degree. During his doctoral journey, the Nepal native had to […]

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 […]