College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Five questions with GCU's Dr. Andrea Hogan

In addition to teaching online general psychology classes and a capstone course, Grand Canyon University's Dr. Andrea Hogan speaks on women’s identity and is the […]

Pilot Bible study connects the brain and the Bible

Adjunct professor Sven Olson lived with a traumatic brain injury for 30 years before learning it could be improved. Now he and GCU alumnus Rev. […]

In demand: Why employers keep coming back to GCU

Employers love GCU alumni and students, from startup Whatnot, which has hired more than 30 of them, to the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Teen mom goes from tents to college student at age 51

Alexis Lyon was a homeless teen mom navigating domestic violence, CPS involvement, foreclosures and cross‑country moves. Today, the 51‑year‑old owns a home, works as a […]

GCU student channels Miss Alaska crown into purpose-driven platform

GCU senior Nora Andrews is trading Welcome Week for the Miss America stage, using her Miss Alaska title to expand mental health awareness across her […]

Cancer, hip ailments can't stop online student's mission

College wasn't supposed to be a priority for Brooke Beaubier after she was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer and a hip condition that ended her […]

GCU programming a dynamic education landscape with help of new AI tools

EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was originally published in the April issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins on campus or digitally. Dr. Armando […]

Professor honored for counseling efforts in Zambia

Dr. Catherine Mueller-Bell's efforts to fortify counseling in impoverished countries such as Zambia were recognized by the National Board of Certified Counselors, which honored her […]

After 17 years in prison, GCU online student helps others who feel lost reconnect

George Nolan said that as long as he could remember, he was a broken person. He spent 17 years in prison because of the choices […]