College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Senior finds passion for politics in D.C. internship

Emma Blair thought she wanted to pursue a career in education, but she discovered a love of politics after the Honors College introduced her to […]

People, not paperwork, are key to grad's court job

Imani Steward watched enough cop and detective shows on TV to think it might be a cool job. But after learning about the law in […]

GCU connections help solve job puzzle for students

It never hurts to have connections to land a job interview. GCU graduate Kelsey Lamphier found that out recently when she landed a job in […]

GCU grammar gurus are remedy for budding nurses

April X. Castillo dearly wanted to be a nurse, but there was an unexpected challenge. The admission exam for the GCU nursing program has a […]

GCU's creative writers don't take summers off

Student response to the Write On group has been so positive, they have continued to meet weekly during the summer. Conceived by Dr. Diane Goodman […]

How GCU helps grads make a case for law school

The list of GCU graduates entering law schools with hefty scholarships keeps growing. Recent grads Jacob Frankson, Rebekah Zufelt and Christina Boyle share how the […]

Despite challenges, online students reach finish line

The virtual Commencement ceremony for online students Saturday was actually eight prerecorded ceremonies -- one for each college, with a promise of more ceremonies this […]

Road to success: GCU grad aids her Navajo Nation

When Stacy Etsitty earned her associate degree, it was important to her to return to her hometown of Navajo, New Mexico. She wanted to make […]

Hall of Famers surprised by honor despite success

It's been a year like no other, and that notion is especially true in regards to this year's GCU Hall of Fame recipients. Rachel Winkler, […]