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Government and Politics

How to Prepare for Law School as an Undergrad

If you aspire to become a lawyer, you probably know that law school is challenging and requires long hours of study and legal research, not only during your time there but before law school as well...

How To Become a Campaign Manager

While candidates for elected office are the public face of each campaign, there are many other individuals whose hard work and dedication are vital to the campaign’s success. Campaign workers, such as...

4 Surprising Careers You Can Have with a Degree in Government

If you have a degree in government or are considering entering a bachelor’s or master’s program in government or public administration, you might be wondering what you will be able to do with those...

What Is the Separation of Powers?

The framers of the United States Constitution Founders had a major interest in preventing the abuse of power. As a result, the separation of powers would preserve the integrity of the federal...

Basic Principles in International Relations

No country exists in a total vacuum (not even closed-off nations like North Korea). For all countries, international relations are crucial for forming alliances, solving problems that transcend...

What It’s Like Being a Legislative Aide

Elected representatives are the public face of Congressional politics. They meet with constituents and fellow politicians, give interviews, lobby for legislation and participate in political debates...

Spotlight: Government Students at GCU

The government students at Grand Canyon University are passionate about making a difference and putting their ideas into action. Many of the students who are earning a Bachelor of Arts in Government...

What are the Emphasis Areas for a BA in Government at GCU?

Grand Canyon University’s Bachelor of Arts in Government degree is offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and has two emphasis areas for students to choose from. If you feel called...

Should Christians Get Involved with Current Politics?

We have to ask the question, as Christian citizens, how should we react? Should we stay silent, do we speak out or do we say just enough, but then forget about it next week? Read more here:

GCU Speech and Debate Team Presents: A Mock Presidential Debate

On Oct. 21, GCU’s nationally ranked Speech and Debate Team represented the current presidential candidates in a mock debate. The event took place in the Ethington Theatre, where students, staff and...

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