College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Politics is laughing matter in 'Of Thee I Sing'

“Of Thee I Sing,” the musical political satire that opens tonight at Ethington Theatre, gives the audience a delightful reason to laugh out loud at […]

Slideshow: 'Of Thee I Sing' opens at Ethington Theatre

Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau "Of Thee I Sing" opens today at Ethington Theatre, a welcome respite from Presidential election fever. This singing […]

Day of activities to celebrate writing

GCU will celebrate the National Day on Writing on Oct. 20 with a variety of activities, all intended to encourage the community to embrace, recognize, […]

Career practicum is handy for students, employers

The first annual Counseling and Psychology Career Practicum was a win-win for behavioral health organizations that seek to hire interns and for GCU students who […]

Purdins' radio show is rooted in Christian values

Wayne Purdin is lead curriculum editor at GCU during the week, but on Saturdays he has a different assignment: He and his wife, Julie, offer […]

Laura Roberts preaches responsibility, sustainability in CCOB talk

Pantheon Enterprises’ co-founder and CEO Laura Roberts’ message to Grand Canyon University’s Colangelo College of Business students Wednesday was widely applicable for future business professionals: […]

GCU students help bring TEDx to campus

GCU's Project Management Club and business students are collaborating to host what may be the largest TEDx program ever held in Arizona. The all-day TEDx […]

There's no debate: This team's on fire

The Speech and Debate Team exceeded expectations with an over-the top victory in its first competition last weekend, and the team is shaping to have […]

GCU Family Weekend ready to return

An event-packed celebration with tours, soccer games, outdoor movies, bowling, chapel, a nine-hole golf tournament, fun run and hugs — that’s just part of the […]