College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Getting a Clue: Students Gravitate to Law Enforcement Club

GCU's criminal justice law enforcement club is preparing to compete in a regional competition of the American Criminal Justice Association in November.

‘Mack’ Sloan Dies at 72; Praised as ‘Larger-Than-Life Character’

The popular instructor in the College of Arts and Sciences taught at GCU for 15 years, initiating the University’s relationship with the nearby Arizona Recreation […]

Day 1: GCU Commencement Blog

Read about the Class of 2012 and commencement ceremonies Thursday from GCU Arena in our blog, compiled by Doug Carroll, Michael Ferraresi and Bob Romantic […]

Dr. James Beggs, GCU's Resident Rapper, Leaving a Legacy of Good Cheer

After a 37-year teaching career, including the last 11 at GCU, Beggs is retiring at the end of the school year. As part of the […]

Class of 2012: 84-Year-Old, Daughter to Receive Master's Degrees Together

"If you go to college, I'll go with you," Leola Mayes of Livonia, Mich., told her daughter Beverly. That was 10 years ago, and next […]

Wide-Ranging Research Presented in Annual Colloquium

The fifth annual colloquium brought together six speakers to share a wide range of research — from lung-cancer cell migration to public transportation projects to […]

New CAS Building is Officially ‘Topped Out’

GCU celebrated the topping out of the new four story College of Arts and Sciences building Tuesday morning under a beautiful sunny sky. “It’s been […]

Pioneering Science Professor Returns to Visit Campus

A former professor who was ahead of his time with ideas on how to grow GCU’s enrollment visited campus Tuesday for the first time in […]

Formal Groundbreaking for New CAS Building

Ground was broken Tuesday on the four-story College of Arts and Sciences classroom building, scheduled to be completed by Aug. 1. The building was designed […]