Lana Sweeten-Shults

Initiative welcomes parents into the 'Lope familia'

When junior mechanical engineering major Daniela Chavira attended Welcome Week as a freshman, her parents, who don't speak English, didn't get the same experience she […]

GCU earns re-accreditation for all nursing programs

Seeking re-accreditation for 13 degree programs simultaneously is unheard of. But the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions did just that, receiving re-accreditation for […]

Students treat students in bustling Orthopedic Clinic

If a student takes a tumble on a skateboard or turns an ankle in intramurals, they might just find themselves at the Lopes Orthopedic Clinic […]

Spirit teams bring on the Thunder, excel at camp

After a year of limited GCU Arena crowds and canceled summer camps, GCU's Spirit teams were eager to get back out and cheer and dance […]

Joplin tornado survivor aided by GCU now a student

Lexi Prater was just 8 years old in 2011 when a devastating tornado devoured her family's home and many others in Joplin, Missouri. The tornado […]

Students dissect science in high-tech heaven

It all started with the cadaver labs, the rock-star science lab in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, where pre-health students were so excited […]

GCU hits enter on new Technology Division deans

Dr. Pam Rowland studied economics. Dr. Brandy Harris' bachelor's degree is in music and theatre. But they followed opportunity after opportunity that led them to […]

GCU's CityServe HUB gearing up for fall launch

It has been just three months since GCU and CityServe announced a major initiative -- to deliver household, in-kind items from donors such as Costco, […]

GCU Anatomy students collaborate with grad school

GCU's Mastering Anatomy Program students typically mentor fellow GCU pre-health students in the cadaver labs. But they had the chance this summer to do something […]