College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Speech and debate team begins season this weekend

Foster children on prescription drugs and why men choose to play women characters are just two of the social issues that GCU Speech and Debate […]

New CHSS psychology, counseling programs reflect workforce demand

Aging baby boomers, increasing dependence on technology and rising substance abuse among trauma victims are among societal changes prompting a growth market for professional therapists. […]

GCU volunteers helping sex-trade victims reach their dreams

Every Tuesday for eight weeks, GCU faculty members and students voluntarily teach a different skill-building session to one group of shelter residents, women who survived […]

Internships don't just skim the surface anymore

The number of GCU students doing internships just keeps growing -- up to more than 300 for the 2014-15 school year. The types of opportunities […]

'Backpack to briefcase' strategies help students stay on track for success

The tools to succeed as a student at GCU have never before been so intentional and integrated throughout the colleges and curriculum. From the time […]

Mueller showcases GCU's stunning transformation

Record-breaking high temperatures Friday in Phoenix couldn’t hold a candle to the enthusiasm of President/CEO Brian Mueller and other GCU leaders during the all-employee meeting […]

GCU Today Magazine welcomes Class of 2019

The cover story in the latest edition of GCU Today Magazine introduces you to 10 new faces on campus who are shining representatives of this fall's incoming freshmen class. […]

Hello, my name is: GCU Class of 2019

GCU is planning the biggest welcome for the biggest entering class in its history next week, as thousands of freshmen move onto campus into seven […]

Public history interns shed light on colorful past

Grand Canyon University's public history program is only one year old, yet its students have already landed internships in museums and historic preservation offices in […]