Lana Sweeten-Shults

#Askingforafriend: Forgiveness and grief

Part of the healing process is acknowledging that we have grievances, then moving on from there to forgiveness, when we release our resentments and free […]

Fitness Facts: Hashimoto's thyroiditis

According to the American Thyroid Association, about 20 million people in the United States have some form of thyroid disease, with an estimated 60% unaware […]

GCU's finger on the pulse of firefighters' heart health

Wildland firefighters often traverse rigorous terrain, hike long distances, breathe in smoke, and don't eat or sleep well, among other stresses. They also are at […]

Fitness Facts: Hydrating foods

Registered dietitian Liz Cook says drinking water isn't the only way to stay hydrated this summer. Adding food with high water content, such as cucumbers, […]

GCU student researcher accepted to top grad school

When Madison Strong heard that Dr. Jeff La Belle was joining the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, she knew what a dedicated researcher he […]

GCU students earn 100% NCLEX first-time pass rate

When the state closed its test-taking sites for the National Council Licensure Examination during the COVID-19 lockdowns, GCU's nursing students were worried. They were worried, […]

Students sweep top awards at microbiology conference

It was a coup for the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, whose students swept the top spots in the the oral presentations category of […]

Road to success: GCU grad aids her Navajo Nation

When Stacy Etsitty earned her associate degree, it was important to her to return to her hometown of Navajo, New Mexico. She wanted to make […]

Family surprises grad with backyard Commencement

Monica Peterson was sad that COVID restrictions prevented her from walking the stage in person at GCU Arena to receive her master's degree in Education. […]