Lana Sweeten-Shults

Engineering a strong entrepreneurial spirit

It’s not unusual to find engineering and technology students starting their own businesses right alongside business students. Their colleges have created a rich entrepreneurial environment […]

Innovations stack up in new board game class

The board game world of trolls, fairies, superheroes and medieval time travelers doesn’t really jibe with the engineering world of calculus, chemistry and solid mechanics, […]

Athletic Training flexes muscle on key exam

For the second consecutive year, GCU's Athletic Training students achieved a 100% pass rate on the Board of Certification exam. The success is attributed to […]

At tech showcase, there's an app for that

Pokémon card collectors might have seen something interesting at Thursday’s Technology Capstone Showcase: the Collection Tracker, a way for Pokémon enthusiasts to track their card […]

Students drink in Arizona's dairy industry

Some milk facts: About 40 milk producers and 25 families produce Arizona's milk, a 300,000-square-foot facility just opened in Goodyear, and the state's dairy industry […]

Dietitians dish advice about nutrition field

GCU’s Emily Orvos, once a competitive figure skater, and Steven Ortiz, a wrestler in college who now works at WIC, became interested in nutrition as […]

Senior forensic science projects investigated

Does your fingerprint fall into a whorl, arch or loop pattern? And do you know that no two people can write exactly the same way, […]

Boxing meals, and serving hope, for Ukraine

GCU’s goal was 2,000 volunteers, but as usual, the University surpassed that goal, with some 2,600 volunteers registered for Sunday’s meal-packing event for Ukraine, organized […]

Honeywell Day builds on student interest

Students are accustomed to companies visiting campus, but Honeywell stopped by for a full-immersion visit on steroids for Honeywell Day. More than a dozen representatives […]