Lana Sweeten-Shults

GCU nursing students excel at exam, despite COVID

GCU's nursing students continued their successful run on a daunting national licensure examination despite the barriers that COVID presented. The University's pre-licensure nursing students ended […]

GCU seeks gently used items for Rescue Mission

The Lope Shop wanted to do something more for the community so, for National Opposite Day, it is collecting sweatshirts to be donated to GCU […]

New year, new workout

Kayla Hartson says a good way to start off the year is with a strength-based workout, so grab a set of dumbbells and focus on […]

'Henry V,' basketball, Mr. GCU to grace the spring

Let's just say it -- 2020 was the year every event got canceled or moved online. Here's to hoping 2021 won't suffer as many slings […]

Fitness Facts: Resolutions you can keep

Make this your first goal for the new year: Don't make New Year's resolutions that are too out of reach. Strive for something achievable, says […]

#Askingforafriend: Finding meaning in 2020's struggles

The clock striking midnight on New Year's Eve is not going to have a magical effect of transforming everything “back to normal." But we can […]

Fitness Facts: Why gut health is important

With pecan pies, fudge and cookies aplenty, it's the time of year to indulge. But much of the party food we eat around the holidays […]

#Askingforafriend: What if I'm not of good cheer?

It's not always a holly jolly Christmas for everyone. The holiday season can be stressful, and depression and anxiety isn't uncommon. Know it's OK to […]

Allocate to Elevate never on back burner for one team

Office of Financial Aid Vice President Chris Arnold sees firsthand how Allocate to Elevate impacts his community. He remembers receiving a letter, written on grade-school, […]