Lana Sweeten-Shults

Officers certified in active-shooter response

When GCU police officers started their ALERRT training at the outset of the summer, the Uvalde school shooting unfolded on television. The tragedy emphasized the […]

ABET accredits engineering technology programs

The ABET Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission recently gave the stamp of approval to GCU's Mechanical Engineering Technology and Electrical Engineering Technology bachelor's degree programs. The […]

KEEN honoree drives excellence in teaching

Dr. Michael De Gregorio has created a project for his students that will involve designing a steering wheel vibration isolation system to help those with […]

GCU, Mexican consulate empower businesswomen

Canyon Ventures’ startups will get to know a few new neighbors over the next few months. GCU is partnering with the Mexican consulate to provide […]

Lope Shop a prime stop for Welcome Week

Welcome Week is the busiest week of the year for the Lope Shop, where this year, the big-sellers are anything lavender-colored, particularly tank tops and […]

Multicultural Office skates into new year

The Multicultural Office's Welcome Week icebreaker, Project L, took on a '70s theme, complete with roller skating and music by ABBA and the Bee Gees. […]

Start spreading the news: It's Welcome Week!

Spirit team members and student leaders were up early today, headed to The Grove by 5:30 a.m. for morning newscasts showcasing the first day of […]

Students open the door to fun dorm decor

One of the boons of campus living is embracing your own aesthetic, and students are doing that in residence halls that have consistently been ranked […]

Lopes take road less traveled on mission trips

GCU public health/pre-med senior Abby Abraham could have been distracted by Masaya Volcano or the city’s famed craft market. But her steadfast focus during her […]