Law School Announces JD Scholarship Program
GGU's School of Law announces plans to transform its legal education offerings, including full-tuition scholarships to all students in the in-person JD program.
New Degree Programs and Partnerships
GGU marks the start of Fall term with new programs and partnerships with upGrad and Outlier.org.
Scholarship Recipient Overcomes Setbacks to Join GGU Law
GGU Law student Justin Reyes, recipient of the Joseph and Ruth Zukor Memorial Scholarship, aims to expand representation for people of color within the legal profession.
Student Coaches Offer Free Services
Several GGU students formed an innovative group that allows student coaches to provide pro-bono coaching for their peers as well as alumni.
GGU Celebrates Return to Campus
For the first time since the start of the pandemic, GGU is welcoming all students back to our brick-and-mortar campus.
GGU Worldwide Extends Programs Outside the U.S.
GGU's partnership with upGrad will provide international students with the unique opportunity to earn a GGU degree from their home countries.
Passion for Social Justice Fuels Law Student
Leslie Estrada Flynn overcame long odds to pursue a law degree at GGU. She plans to use her degree to help marginalized communities remove barriers to education, employment, and healthcare.
Data Analytics Alum Launches New Career
Brian Roepke came to GGU mid-career to finish his bachelor's degree. Now he’s applying the practical skills he gained to a new data analytics role.
Organizational Leadership Student Achieves Career Success
Matt Tooman, BA in Organizational Leadership & Human Skills Development ’21, has already applied new skills at work to promote teamwork and engagement during Covid.
Law Alum Advocates for Racial Equity
Gregory Hodge, JD '85 is a community leader, activist, and organizational development consultant who advocates for the African-American community.
