Lana Sweeten-Shults

New degree boosts GCU's Public Health program

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, not everyone knew why communities need public health professionals. “As a result of the pandemic, more individuals, communities and organizations will […]

GCU is an open book in its home-schooler support

HSLDA Compassion's New and Used Curriculum Sale isn't quite like any other book sale. Instead of focusing on cookbooks or comic books, the organization -- […]

Health & Safety group a guiding light in COVID fight

Editor's note: Reprinted from the August 2020 issue of GCU Magazine. To read the digital version, click here. By Lana Sweeten-Shults GCU Magazine James Kossler […]

Sky’s the limit for tech students on LopesCloud

Spending days, even weeks, installing software and configuring their computers so they could start their assignments didn't bode well for GCU's technology students. So the […]

GCU alumnus ascends to go-to guy for LopesCloud

Leo Quintero was always the go-to computer guy at his high school and brought those skills with him as a student at GCU, where he […]

Scholarship lifts up cancer survivors, siblings

“After beating cancer, it’s harder to look at a future because you’re so stuck in the past and absorbing the fact that you do have […]

GCU alumna's challenging med school journey

Daniela Barrera spent more than a few of her winter breaks working alongside her mom in the agricultural fields around Yuma, where she grew up. […]

Owl conservation team hatches new nest box design

Weighing less than 3 ounces and standing at just 7 inches tall when fully grown, the cactus ferruginous pygmy owl is one of Arizona's tiny […]

Alumnus returns to help patients after COVID battle

GCU alumnus Joey Hermosillo powered through like he usually does. He took a few Ibuprofen for a headache, then headed to Banner University Medical Center […]