A grief observed in student's book on death of wife, daughters

In the seventh November after his wife and two daughters died in a wildfire, Michael Reed thought he was having a heart attack. “Every November […]

Published May 23, 2025

GCU conference: AI leads innovations in behavioral health

Artificial intelligence in behavioral health is fast developing, according to a panel of experts at Grand Canyon University on Monday. AI can analyze recorded therapy […]

Published April 2, 2025

Internship led GCU student to be the light for others

Junior Abigail Barstad had faced her own struggles through high school, but when she got to GCU she learned that behavioral health was a career […]

Published September 18, 2024

How Jack the Ripper launched history, behavioral health fusion

It was outside the norm, walking the streets of London to find the murder sites of Jack the Ripper, but GCU instructors from behavioral health […]

Published September 16, 2024

Behavioral health students land jobs before graduation to fill growing need

Ethan Connery will be the first in his extended family to walk the Commencement stage in a couple of weeks, so it was important for […]

Published April 13, 2023

Conference speaker touts the need for cultural humility

Dr. Nicole Cross, a news anchor and online instructor at GCU, called for cultural humility at Grand Canyon University's 6th Annual Behavioral Health Conference. "Cultural […]

Published April 6, 2023

Students volunteer to reach out, change lives

It’s evident that GCU students love to volunteer to help the community. But a new program in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences also […]

Published January 6, 2023

GCU students fill growing behavioral health jobs

Miranda Diaz was worried about her future. She was living at home with her Texas parents because of the pandemic and ready to graduate from […]

Published June 4, 2020