College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Alumni trio creates high-and-tight haircut app

GCU alumni Felipe Reyes, Dylan Santos and Kevin Llamas created FADES, an app designed to make getting a haircut easier. Their ultimate goal is to […]

However you slice it, Math Ed Club embraced Pi Day

Students did a number on GCU's math professors Thursday on the Promenade as they hurled pies in their face to recognize National Pi Day. The […]

Instruments of hope: Holocaust violins visit GCU

One concentration camp survivor told Avshi Weinstein that music, for him, became a torturer. After the war, he could no longer listen to or enjoy […]

Former FBI agent speaks to Lopes on leadership

John Iannarelli worked some high-profile cases when he was with the FBI -- the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the shooting of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle […]

Speech and Debate team places second

Among 30 speech and debate teams, GCU finished runner-up to Concordia University of Irvine, Calif., on Sunday at the Sunset Cliffs Classic Tournament at Point […]

GCU theatre brings dark era of Holocaust to light

GCU Theatre Department's moving play, "Who Will Carry the Word?," brings the somber truths of what happened in Auschwitz to a group of French Resistance […]

Collaborating for students on autism spectrum

When students identified with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) struggle to fit in socially, GCU leaders collaborate with solutions. In Part 2 of GCU Today’s series, […]

GCU Magazine shows how student enterprises work

The February issue of GCU Magazine has been distributed to the purple bins across the main campus and at 27th Avenue, and it features an […]

Violins of Hope bring story of Holocaust to campus

In the Theatre Department's "Who Will Carry the Word?", the characters are determined that at least one of them must survive to tell their story. […]