College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Justice students prepare for life behind the badge

To prepare for their careers with law enforcement agencies and other justice organizations, Grand Canyon University justice-studies faculty urge students to hit the streets. Through […]

Graduates regaled at GCU Senior Dinner

The first Senior Night at GCU was a big moment Thursday for nine students and eight faculty/staff members, who were among a crowd of 450 […]

Research colloquia designed to refine range of academic ideas

Several Grand Canyon University faculty members will be making presentations related to their academic research from 3-5 p.m. today and Thursday at Howerton Hall as […]

Student speeches champion social awareness

Grand Canyon University's award-winning speech and debate team will perform its top student speeches, including those that champion stronger awareness of child sex slavery and […]

Counseling director leads local trauma workshop

Dr. Noé Vargas, director of Grand Canyon University's counseling programs, is hosting a workshop on the roots of childhood trauma at the 11th annual Cesar […]

Speakers, debaters to face elite teams at tourney

Grand Canyon University's speech and debate team is sending 12 students to the Pi Kappa Delta national forensics championships in Ohio this week.

Blended learning format mixes traditional, online learning

GCU introduced a new blended learning format to a number of undergraduate classes during summer 2014 as a way to reinvent 100-level classes to be […]

Alumni Hall of Fame inductees have global influence

As part of its Homecoming/Canyon Day festivities, GCU will induct eight new members into its Alumni Hall of Fame during a ceremony Saturday on campus. […]

Online professor motivated by student success

Grand Canyon University online professor John Steele was selected as an online professor to be recognized during Online Student Night along with three online students. […]