College of Humanities and Social Sciences

GCU students dive into community at Dream Center

Nearly two dozen GCU nursing and counseling students spent Friday afternoon and evening at the Phoenix Dream Center, offering free health screenings, education and mental-health […]

Government degree launches in January

Students interested in working for state or local governments, or working in the legal arena, have two options through Grand Canyon University's new bachelor's degree […]

University updates emergency management plans

Grand Canyon University is in the process of updating how its Public Safety force responds to emergencies and how the campus community is alerted to […]

Counseling program evolving with dedicated students, new club

By Michael Ferraresi GCU News Bureau After the 2002 accident in which he lost the use of his legs, Jared Monroe felt he had hit rock […]

College of Theology introduces 2 new event series

Two new recurring events -- a Lunch and Learn for faculty members and a Ministry Forum open to anyone on campus -- are important additions […]

College of Arts and Sciences split into two colleges

Grand Canyon University's College of Arts and Sciences will split off into separate colleges by the fall as the University unveils its College of Humanities […]

History program overhaul to prepare students for jobs

GCU’s new College of Humanities and Social Sciences will offer three bachelor's degrees in history, including an emphasis on public history, to prepare students for […]

Counseling director emphasizes compassion

Grand Canyon University program director Noé Vargas oversees academic counseling programs that groom students to help people struggling with behavioral issues, addiction and mental illness.

GCU Today Magazine: 'Sydney's Kids' graduate

Nearly 14 years ago, Grand Canyon University made a promise in the wake of a senseless tragedy, the murder of one of its alumni. Meet […]