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John J. Davids (JD ‘65) found community and opportunity through Golden Gate’s evening law program. His $100,000 bequest will strengthen the scholarship that bears his name.

Barry Daniels (BA ‘64) and his wife Joanne share two Golden Gate stories. Joanne’s scholarship as a reentry student inspired their commitment to give back. His $500,000 bequest will help future students.

Golden Gate University partners with Edvisor, an AI teaching platform now in 40 courses, to give working adults instant feedback and personalized learning.

Golden Gate University launches its School of Emerging Technology, uniting AI programs for 1,200+ students across San Francisco and Singapore hubs.

Learn how Shariq Shah, CEO of Edvisor.ai, brings real-world AI expertise to GGU as instructor of AI 300, teaching students to build and deploy intelligent systems.

Golden Gate University remembers Drucilla Ramey, former School of Law dean and civil rights leader who championed access and opportunity for women and minorities.

U.S. Veterans Magazine has named Golden Gate University a 2026 Top Veteran School, recognizing its support for veterans from enrollment to career.

Taylor Jantz, previously a finance leader at NYU and the University of Florida, has been named senior vice president for operations and CFO at GGU.

Golden Gate University has elected Benson Lu to its Board of Trustees. Lu brings more than 20 years of experience in private equity, venture capital, and emerging technology investment, and joins as GGU expands its global footprint and deepens its focus on artificial intelligence.

This fall, Golden Gate University expands to two San Francisco campuses: a downtown location at the Academic Village and a Lake Merced campus co-located with San Francisco State University. This new model will provide students access to housing, dining, and modern classrooms at both sites.

Golden Gate University has opened a China Center in Wuhan, expanding its presence in one of the world's largest education markets. The center will strengthen partnerships with universities and employers while increasing access to GGU's career-focused programs across the region.

Golden Gate University is shortening the bachelor's degree by a year, launching a new three-year B.S. in Business for Fall 2026. The program reduces both time to graduation and tuition costs, with plans to expand the model across additional disciplines.