Lana Sweeten-Shults

Campus distribution event addresses food insecurity

According to a Hope Survey from fall 2020, a staggering 29% of students from four-year colleges reported experiencing food insecurity in the past 30 days. […]

Bridges/Larson scholarship finalists screen films at showcase

Last week’s Spring Film Showcase was a chance for students to wrap up the year and celebrate the quality of work being made by students […]

Scholarly research on display at symposium, showcase

All year, students have been in labs extracting plant products, or teaching miniature race cars through machine learning, or looking into young people’s relationship with […]

Even at your lowest moment, God shows how He feels about you

Nick Ely of Christ Church Central Phoenix shared a story about his lowest moment, when he was fired from Blockbuster for stealing. While others might […]

Scholarship of GCU faculty presented at evangelical conference

“How Lucifer Became Satan,” “The Biblical Dead Sea Scrolls 101,” “Psychiatry and the OCD Church Member.” They were among the almost 50 scholarly papers presented […]

In a me world, remember to be humble

Jason Fritz spoke about our social-media world of highlight reels, best-of collections and the "here's the image I want you to see of me" Instagram […]

Growing Nutritional Sciences program savoring its success

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology added the popular Nutritional Sciences bachelor’s program to its offerings, in part, because students pushed for it. Now […]

Mason named one of Phoenix's Outstanding Women in Business

Dr. Allison Mason comes from a family of teachers and followed in their footsteps, slowly rising in her career to become the interim dean of […]

Golden Lopes sharpen literary prowess in memoir class

Since the Golden Lopes learning series started in the 2021-22 academic year, registrations have doubled, said Homer Drew, who proposed the idea for program for […]