College of Humanities and Social Sciences

A professor's encouraging words made all the difference

Jesse Prather begins his Grand Canyon University online classes by addressing students’ common fear: I’m not sure I have what it takes to get a […]

GCU counseling faculty hit global stage

Grand Canyon University faculty didn’t stop at the border when sharing its expertise this summer. Dr. Myra Wilkinson was a featured speaker at the recent […]

Mom and daughter navigate all of life together, even graduation

It was just the two of them for more than 20 years in a San Diego rental home – "two peas in a pod," as […]

Sharing a few snippets from commencement

GCU's spring 2025 traditional commencement ceremonies provided entertainment, a salute to a special program, a familiar voice, an appreciative parent and a farewell memento.

Spring 2025 Commencement (traditional), Wednesday afternoon ceremony

Students from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences who completed program requirements celebrated at the 4 p.m., April 23, 2025, commencement in Global Credit […]

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 […]

Alums bring skill, heart to those in need at neighboring clinics

Photos by Ralph Freso Brittany Dustin’s team is relied on heavily to help the ailing, despondent and lost on Phoenix’s west side. “I supervise 11 […]

Government whistleblower tells students that honesty is the true path

Photos by Ralph Freso While defending federal workers currently under widespread scrutiny, Paula Pedene said her story shows the best way toward government accountability – […]

GCU alumna one of youngest elected officials

Grand Canyon University government professors wouldn’t be surprised to see the latest news about one of its youngest alumna. Kaylee May Law, who graduated from […]