College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Speech and Debate team gets 2018 off to strong start

GCU's debate partnerships displayed the wisdom and guile of winners as they talked their way into the top ranks at the recent Mile High Swing […]

No 'Bones' about it, 500th dissertation one for books

The College of Doctoral Studies achieved a milestone by approving the school's 500th dissertation, and as it turns out, it's by one of GCU's own. […]

Commencement talk: common-sense excellence

The commencement speaker Friday, Dr. Rick Rigsby, spoke about his third-grade dropout father and the impact his simple -- but profound -- words of wisdom […]

GCU's finger on the pulse of science with HSET Day

More than 2,300 students from 65 schools across Arizona tiptoed through cadaver, engineering and DNA labs, and cavorted with 3D printers and robots as part […]

Billboard exec shows students the signs of the times

The billboards that tower over the roadways and proclaim messages from advertisers aren't your grandmother's or even your mother's billboards, Jason King, Vice President of […]

Dia de los Muertos a celebration of Latino culture

The Latino Student Union and the Sociology and Social Work Club collaboratively put on an elaborate Dia de los Muertos celebration that included an altar […]

Arizona expert offers inside look at Alzheimer's

Nearly 100 GCU faculty and students attended a presentation Wednesday by Dr. Michael Malek-Ahmadi, one of Arizona's leading experts on Alzheimer's disease. Forgetting your friend's […]

Appreciation found for Milton's 'Paradise Lost'

Students and professors from across campus stopped by Friday during a marathon reading of John Milton’s 17th century “Paradise Lost,” an extraordinary work of English […]

The inside story behind six-word autobiographies

Adding lines of prose to a community story about Spongebob escaping a unicorn and a herd of fleas amid a green sea was one of […]