Lana Sweeten-Shults

Dancer, Prancer, ‘Stranger Things’ at Christmastime

Frosty, Rudolph and “Stranger Things” Demogorgons? They’re all part of a blizzard of Christmas decorations on campus, particularly at Building 71, which always keeps the […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Holiday blessings

The holidays are so busy and full of high expectations that it's hard to see beyond the stress. But the first step in easing those […]

Fitness Facts: Hashimoto's disease

Hashimoto's disease is the most common type of thyroid disease in the United States and worldwide with more than 3 million cases diagnosed yearly in […]

HOSA chapter brightens conference, Light the Night Walk

GCU's HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) chapter likes to keep busy and capped off the fall semester by speaking at the Arizona HOSA Fall […]

Virtual museum, other VR projects exhibit promise

Virtual museums, virtual tours of the White House, a virtual skeletal cadaver lab -- they all became reality in Dr. Isac Artzi's CS 320 Human-Computer […]

GCU's female STEM leaders paving the way

The National Science Foundation’s Science & Engineering Indicators (2018) relayed that women in 2015 received fewer bachelor’s degrees than men in the computer sciences (18%), […]

Fa-la-la-la-lots of ideas for GCU holiday gifts

From GCU-branded sherpas, socks and ties to a Stay-and-Play package for golf and a stay at GCU Hotel, you'll find something for every Lopes fan […]

Feather in GCU baseball’s cap: Turkeys for food bank

GCU baseball players didn't hesitate delaying their trips home for the holidays so they could help St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance on Super Saturday. The […]

GCU honored with Spirit of Philanthropy Award

GCU in 2015 partnered with Habitat for Humanity to transform the Canyon Corridor. In those five years, the organizations have completed 606 repairs on 263 […]