College of Humanities and Social Sciences

ACE Centers again offer in-person academic support

Like everything else during the pandemic, the Academic Career & Excellence Centers -- the go-to spots on campus for free peer-to-peer tutoring -- went virtual, […]

After 40 years of valleys, woman commences to peak

Jo Harper waited 40 years to get her bachelor's degree. She faced dyslexia, car accidents, alcoholism and many other challenges. So the Los Angeles woman, […]

Scholarship winner eager to give back to community

After GCU student Angel Cervantes recently won an Arizona Justice Educators Association Scholarship, he gave credit to everyone else. That includes his parents, who run […]

Teaching and Learning doctorate filled with lessons

One of the doctoral degrees at Monday's makeup Commencement ceremony was a milestone: Dr. Kelly Maguire became the first learner to officially receive the Teaching […]

Inaugural Day of Giving makes powerful debut

For a university that places such a high emphasis on giving back to the community, adding GCU's first annual Day of Giving to the calendar […]

Writers of all domains celebrate a wordy day

Words were scribbled all over the Promenade Tuesday. It was encouraged -- the English Department threw a celebration for National Day on Writing. This teaser […]

It's a deluge of doctorates for GCU faculty members

The hooding of the College of Doctoral Studies graduates Thursday afternoon included five GCU faculty members -- Dr. Emily Pottinger, Dr. Stacy Vaught, Dr. Alicia […]

Slideshow: Fall Commencement, Thursday morning ceremony

Photos by Rick D'Elia GCU News Bureau The Thursday morning of Fall Commencement featured graduates of the College of Education (bachelor's); College of Fine Arts […]

God is star of graduate's 'supernatural encounter'

Corrine Martinez Santanelli was amazed that she was chosen to be the student speaker at Fall Commencement. Listen to her talk, and you shouldn't be […]