College of Humanities and Social Sciences

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 […]

Hinkle raises awareness for vets one step at a time

Larry Hinkle, a former United States Marine, stopped by campus Wednesday during the cross-country walk he's doing to raise money and awareness for fellow veterans. […]

'Lunch and Learn' breaks bread on materialism

The first "Lunch and Learn" of the Integration of Faith, Learning and Work speaker series featured a discussion about what it means to not live […]

'Lunch and Learns' demonstrate faith in faculty

The Integration of Faith, Learning and Work is an important part of the classroom experience at GCU, and this year the faculty is having more […]

CHSS offers new degrees plus new curriculum twists

A surprising number of students are enrolling in a new Sociology Degree with an Emphasis in Social Work that the College of Humanities and Social […]

McCain shows his purple pride at GCU rally

Arizona Sen. John McCain was back on campus Thursday, showing once again how much he enjoys visiting GCU. The occasion was a rally in his […]

New counseling focus is on motivating, not persuading

Helping others is what GCU is all about, and Denise Krupp, College of Humanities and Social Sciences lead counseling instructor, did just that this summer. […]

GCU alum gives voice to taming Tourette Syndrome

When Jennifer Smestad sings her first single, "It's Only Rain," her voice is giving a hint to a backstory that is equally powerful. The 23-year-old […]