Lana Sweeten-Shults

Dose of success: GCU administers 50,000th vaccine

When GCU's COVID-19 Point of Dispensing site opened just six weeks ago, POD leaders had a goal of volunteers administering 500 to 800 vaccines per […]

GCU's rich tapestry unfurled at Culture Fest

"I get to share a part of me," sophomore Biblical studies major Moises Rodriguez said at the Honduras booth at Culture Fest, where he told […]

Slideshow: Culture Fest 2021

Photos by Garrett Ohrenberg GCU News Bureau Grand Canyon University students didn't have to travel far -- just to Juniper Field -- to see the […]

13th Amendment focus of Black History Month talk

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery, but a little-thought-of clause in the amendment that states slavery may yet exist as a punishment for crime, poses a […]

GCU helps school districts fight food insecurity

Patti Bilbrey, Director of Nutrition Services for the Scottsdale Unified School District, was looking for a way to honor her mentor, Dave Schwake, who passed […]

GCU, CityServe continue to connect with community

Equality Health Foundation, like GCU, is passionate about championing underserved and vulnerable communities and found a way to do that by making COVID-19 testing more […]

Conference shows intersection of faith and science

Sir Colin Humphreys is renowned for his pioneering work in LED technology. Dr. Andrew Briggs is known for developing materials for quantum computing. But the […]

Tax time go time for Allocate to Elevate participants

Joyce and Don Metz might not have completed the recent landscaping project at their home on 39th Avenue if not for the help of community […]

COVID-19 couldn't stop GCU's mission in community

COVID-19 may have disrupted so many things -- everything, really -- but it couldn't stop the GCU community from finding ways to help its neighbors. […]