Lana Sweeten-Shults

International association recognizes GCU for cybersecurity excellence

Grand Canyon University is adding to is technology accolades, this time earning an international recognition from the Information Systems Security Association. The association, a nonprofit […]

From a hiking alert system, to drones, to AI chess, capstones made the right move

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Phoenix’s cantankerous 110-plus degree summer days aren’t always hiking-friendly. So, in 2021, the city started a program to close […]

Nostalgia part of the melody at alumni-friendly Songwriters Showcase

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Illuminated by the warm glow of vintage Edison lamps, Jordyn Beldman sang in front of the Grand Canyon University […]

Rocketing to the top: An international competition with faith in STEM

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Here’s what we need you to do. In the spirit of reusable rockets, which is the in thing in […]

From weight loss drugs to supplements, conference will go from fad to fact

Two or three years ago, not many people knew about GLP-1’s. Now they’re an all-out weight-loss phenomenon. The popularity of the weight-loss drug juggernauts – […]

From faith and stress to oregano and breast cancer, student research enlightened

More than 90 posters presented at GCU's Super Bowl of research conferences Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Lean, mean fighting machines? There’s much to […]

The world comes to GCU at Culture Fest

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Raihana Asadullah was born in Russia, though her parents are from Afghanistan, and wasn't even 2 years old when […]

GCU-supported 'Last Supper' tells betrayal tale through eyes of Peter, Judas

Shawn Boskie is hoping “The Last Supper,” opening in theatres March 14, conveys the story of Jesus’ final night with His disciples in a way […]

$1.5 million pledged to Five-Point Plan at 75th anniversary Amethyst Gala

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Supporters at Grand Canyon University’s Amethyst Gala on Friday pledged approximately $1.5 million to benefit the university’s ambitious Five-Point […]