College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Was missing her flight divine intervention?

Tracy Anderson, an online student from Illinois, had conquered her own demons and was excited to be at the airport to fly to Phoenix for […]

Literature breaks out in middle of campus

The words flowed on campus Thursday for National Day on Writing, a day to celebrate writing in all its forms. And it wasn't just the […]

National Day on Writing

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences celebrated National Day on Writing with chalk and felt-tip pens -- tools students could use to express themselves […]

Fall Commencement

Faculty member's true grit overcomes grief

Unexpected life events and tribulations were not enough to stop these GCU faculty from completing their doctoral journey. Walking across the commencement stage made it […]

Bringing comfort to children in Hurricane Ian

As a Hurricane Katrina survivor, GCU graduate student Mimi Hymel knows how it feels to escape a natural disaster. She is using that experience to […]

Students open the door to fun dorm decor

One of the boons of campus living is embracing your own aesthetic, and students are doing that in residence halls that have consistently been ranked […]

Graduate counseling programs confront crisis

GCU has become a national leader among graduate counseling programs, meeting a huge need for social workers. GCU had the most graduate mental health counseling […]

How alum graduated from police to politics

Kevin Litten's story is another example of how an online degree can be life-changing. The deeper the deputy sheriff got into his public administration program, […]