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Panel sheds light on teen dating violence

Teen dating violence affects 1.5 million young people in America, which is why the University's HOSA Future Health Professionals chapter thought it was important to […]

Published February 28, 2020

Immigrants get glimpse of American dream at GCU

Dr. Noe Vargas remembers what it was like to be new to America. He came from Mexico at 16, and one of the first people […]

Published February 28, 2020

Hispanic lawyers warn against 'impostor syndrome'

Law school was compared to the movie "Hunger Games." All the best and brightest fighting it out on curved grading. But add to that the […]

Published February 19, 2020

Faculty Focus: Rebecca Richey

Rebecca Richey, Assistant Professor in the Online Full-Time Faculty for the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, loves to help people solve the problems. She […]

Published February 19, 2020

Latest issue of GCU Magazine is a keeper

The February 2020 issue of GCU Magazine will be a keepsake for students, faculty, staff and alumni. The special dedication to GCU's stunning transformation in […]

Published February 14, 2020

Faculty Focus: Kimbel Westerson

Teaching good writing goes way beyond English for College of Humanities and Social Sciences instructor Kimbel Westerson. As she puts it, "I strive to find […]

Published February 3, 2020

Faculty Focus: Marcie Burger

Marcie Burger's love of technology has made her a natural fit for the Online Full Time Faculty in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. […]

Published January 22, 2020

Graduate shows that GCU grace works in tough D.C.

GCU graduate Kara Morrow surprised a visitor from home at the Washington, D.C. office where she works for Arizona Senator Martha McSally. It was none […]

Published January 21, 2020

Students become eyes, ears for vulnerable adults

College of Humanities and Social Sciences students volunteer to check in on vulnerable adults that the court has deemed incapacitated and make sure their guardians […]

Published January 16, 2020