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People rarely walk into a counseling office because life feels simple. More often, they come carrying grief, conflict, anxiety, addiction, trauma, or a story they do not know how to name. Because of that, a psychology degree program should train you for more than...

Online learning has opened doors that once felt firmly closed for working adults, parents, and students whose lives do not fit neatly into a traditional college schedule. From administrative assistants finishing a general education degree to financial analysts...

Storytelling and communication continue to shape how people understand truth, faith, and one another in a digital world. In this conversation, professor Emily Saltarelli draws from her experience in writing, publishing, and teaching to reflect on why stories still...

Let me be honest with you: the pressure to build friendship in college can feel overwhelming. You scroll through Instagram, and everyone seems to have found their people already. There are photos of friend groups hanging out, late-night study sessions that look...

AI is rapidly changing higher education, raising urgent questions about ethics, leadership, and what it means to educate people with depth. Christian educators and ministry leaders are asking how to respond faithfully, without rejecting technology or allowing it to...

Organizational leadership develops long before someone steps into a formal role. It grows through shared experiences, accountability, and sustained community. While leadership theory and strategy matter, leaders are formed through relationships that challenge,...

Pursuing an online Christian college degree doesn't mean you have to navigate your educational journey alone. At Grace Christian University, online students are experiencing a thriving community through intentional connection points designed to foster relationships...

An in-depth interview exploring the intersection of Christian leadership, student development, and Living a Life Worth Following at Grace Christian University and beyond.  From Basketball Player to Spiritual Leader Danny: So you came here for basketball, right?...