Lana Sweeten-Shults

Online student returns lost WWII medals to family

History buff Joseph Fox was looking to add to his collection of antiques when he ventured out to West Virginia's Largest Yard Sale. But something […]

Engineering shops, clubs show what they can do

Mechanical engineering junior Savannah Moffitt dreams of becoming an automotive engineer, though when she first started classes at GCU, she was wary of working in […]

Want Jesus’ attention? Serve with mercy, grace

When GCU President Brian Mueller looks at the campus and how it has evolved over the past 13 years, he knows all those things could […]

Cardon Center accents possibilities, not disabilities

Emma Cardon wants to be everything: a lawyer, a judge, a teacher, and now, she wants to perform under the bright lights on a theatre […]

GCU student honors brother at ROTC 9/11 event

Online criminal justice student John Herold always felt a sense of emptiness every time Sept. 11 would roll around. It was on that day 20 […]

The Welcome Week that was, via social media

GCU promised a full-force Welcome Week, and it was just that, complete with more than 12,650 students moving into the residence halls this week and […]

Slideshow: Project L

Photos by Ralph Freso GCU News Bureau The Diversity and Inclusion Department kicked off the academic year in a big way with its Welcome Week […]

Project L: Welcome Week's love letter to diversity

Hundreds of students descended on the Grove lawn Wednesday night for Project L, the Diversity and Inclusion Department's Welcome Week icebreaker, which featured not only […]

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 […]