College of Humanities and Social Sciences

GCU event helps teachers support students in crisis

Being a teacher these days encompasses so much more than leading a classroom lesson. They also are on the front line as community leaders who […]

GCU Magazine sends off the Class of 2019

The idea for the April issue of GCU Magazine actually was hatched in 2015, when we told the stories of some of the incoming students […]

Living and Learning Communities link new students

Learning and Living Communities are designed for GCU freshmen who prefer to share a residence hall room, suite or floor with students of similar academic […]

Student literary prowess blossoms in StartleBloom

English/professional writing major Jordan Radcliffe said StartleBloom is important because it assures that "student creativity has a voice and an outlet." About 40 student-created literary […]

Students surprised with full-tuition SIS scholarships

Washington High School senior Juan Ballez has watched his father struggle with mobility in his hand and, for years, wished there was a way he […]

Mental health awareness just in time for finals

Got stress? Crumple it up and throw it away at the Mental Health Awareness Week table today. Students from the College of Humanities and Social […]

Alumni trio creates high-and-tight haircut app

GCU alumni Felipe Reyes, Dylan Santos and Kevin Llamas created FADES, an app designed to make getting a haircut easier. Their ultimate goal is to […]

However you slice it, Math Ed Club embraced Pi Day

Students did a number on GCU's math professors Thursday on the Promenade as they hurled pies in their face to recognize National Pi Day. The […]

Instruments of hope: Holocaust violins visit GCU

One concentration camp survivor told Avshi Weinstein that music, for him, became a torturer. After the war, he could no longer listen to or enjoy […]