College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Lecture reveals rising pandemic substance abuse

Denise Krupp was shocked by what was happening during the pandemic. People were drinking more and dying more of drug overdoses. Isolation is one of […]

Social Work program lands accreditation candidacy

The Master of Social Work program at GCU achieved an important milestone by earning candidacy status toward accreditation from the Council on Social Work Education. […]

Canyon Challenge to feature GCU, high school entrepreneurs

The Canyon Challenge will be on livestream only this semester because of the pandemic, but that isn't the only noticeable change: For the first time, […]

Edgeston named director of counseling programs

She was raised in Kenya, watching her missionary parents not only spread the Gospel but also help with the mental health issues of the population. […]

Behavioral health conference to discuss teletherapy

Dr. Tanisha Guy has been practicing 20 years, but the GCU Online Full Time Faculty member has never seen counselors and their clients so deeply […]

Faculty Focus: Adora Villanueva

Adora Villanueva, an adjunct faculty member of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, is working on her doctorate from GCU and did some interesting […]

Students' mock debate was uniquely presidential

Edgar Moreno played Donald Trump. Devon Wemple played Joe Biden. But the GCU Speech and Debate team members weren't 100% accurate in their imitations during […]

Un1ty One Week to creatively celebrate diversity

The Multicultural, Diversity and Inclusion Office has another big event coming up. Un1ty One Week -- that's unity with a "1" instead of an "i" […]

GCU club is more than future lawyers reading briefs

What happens when a bunch of lawyers form a club? Sorry, there's no punchline. The Pre-Law Society Club was launched last winter to help pre-law […]