Lana Sweeten-Shults

#Askingforafriend: The magic ratio

Conflict is unavoidable and does not necessarily have to be a wedge in a relationship. It can be an opportunity for improving connection, as well […]

Fitness facts: Atopic dermatitis

Atopic dermatitis, or eczema, is a condition that affects your skin's ability to hold moisture and causes dry patches, red to brownish-gray patches on the […]

GCU baseball helps food bank get a (turkey) leg up

It was the turkey call that mattered the most: "Don't be a nerd; donate a bird!" GCU baseball, as it has for the past seven […]

Pre-med student has creative pandemic prescription

The pandemic put a damper on clinicals, internships and other real-life experiences for GCU's pre-health students. But that didn't stop pre-med/biology junior Alyssa Deyo from […]

ABET accreditation = jobs, promotions for students

When the bachelor of science degree programs in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering earned ABET's prestigious accreditation this year, the timing […]

Why Give with Purpose is more important than ever

Matt Cooper, Food Drive Coordinator for St. Mary's Food Bank, shared that this has been the most challenging year for the organization in its 53-year […]

Skateboarding nonprofit flips for foster children

Michael Shapiro remembers when he and his roommate were practically the only skateboarders at GCU. These days, it's hard not to see a skateboarder whizzing […]

GCU's Multicultural Office opens window to diversity

Multicultural Office Director Donald Glenn views diversity as a stained glass window made up of different sizes, colors and textures, each piece beautiful in its […]

GCU researchers talk quarantine, college weight gain

Several students mentored by Dr. Zachary Zeigler, associate professor in GCU's College of Science, Engineering and Technology, presented their work at the recent virtual Southwest […]