College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Appreciation found for Milton's 'Paradise Lost'

Students and professors from across campus stopped by Friday during a marathon reading of John Milton’s 17th century “Paradise Lost,” an extraordinary work of English […]

The inside story behind six-word autobiographies

Adding lines of prose to a community story about Spongebob escaping a unicorn and a herd of fleas amid a green sea was one of […]

Find your inner author on National Day on Writing

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences is celebrating the National Day on Writing from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday on the Promenade. Faculty, […]

'Big Dog' Abell cowboys up, earns master's degree

Mike "Big Dog" Abell entered GCU Arena for fall commencement, not with a graduation cap, but with his signature cowboy hat. Abell, a fixture at […]

At crunch time, grads showed what makes them tick

Graduates juggle raising children and balancing jobs with their studies. GCU Today talked to several graduates about the road to receiving their degrees during fall […]

Speech and Debate team gets off to strong start

GCU's Speech and Debate team began the academic year with excellent performances in the Aztec Invitational Tournament in San Diego over the weekend. The team […]

GCU alum named Fox News analyst

Gianno Caldwell, a 2010 GCU graduate, was named this week to the post of political analyst for Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network. Born […]

GCU celebrates 230th birthday of U.S. Constitution

GCU salutes the U.S. Constitution by honoring the 230th anniversary of its signing with a celebration and lessons incorporated into classes across the University. "It […]

Did you hear the one about the 30-year professor?

Dr. Larry Barron has been teaching psychology at GCU for 30 years, and it's no laughing matter. Except that it is. He has written and […]