College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Showcase shines light on Cardon students' work

The L.O.P.E.S. Academy at the Cardon Center wasn't going to end the academic year with a whimper but with a bang. So when leaders of […]

Students' creative writing marches to many drums

Her seventh-grade teacher told her that her writing was awful. But Paige Walker kept at it, fought through her dyslexia and the death of a […]

Honors Research Symposium highlights diversity

For the first time, the presentations at Monday's Learning Community and Research Symposium were from five different colleges. Each one highlighted students' heart for service […]

Workplace naps, massages? Why not, behavioral health speaker says

It's been a week to focus on wellness on campus, and it all started with Monday's virtual Behavioral Health and Social Services Conference. It focused […]

'Odyssey' reading draws diverse group of listeners

The adventures of "The Odyssey" came alive Friday on the lawn near GCU Arena as students and faculty took turns reading Emily Wilson's translation of […]

GCU student becomes 1st to intern at appeals court

Jackson Billings wants to be a judge someday. What better place to start than the Arizona Court of Appeals? He became the first GCU student […]

Behavioral health conference to explore post-COVID world

The fifth annual Behavioral Health and Social Services Conference, scheduled to be held virtually April 4, will include a dual emphasis for students and professionals […]

SIS scholars capitalize on visit to state Capitol

Iris Yanez-Arambula, a junior elementary education and Spanish major, knows that what goes on in the state legislature will determine what goes on in the […]

GCU students, teacher help ex-inmates transition

Denise Krupp just wanted to help. The GCU counseling instructor knows of the struggles inmates have when they try to transition back to the free […]