Lana Sweeten-Shults

'Eye-opening' 'Poverty, Inc.' sparks conversation

Producer/director Michael Matheson Miller wanted to critique the big business of the poverty industry in his award-winning documentary, "Poverty, Inc.," which ponders the question of […]

Operation Revival is working for neighborhood

GCU and GCE volunteers have revitalized the homes of 285 families in the Canyon Corridor and Maryvale since GCU's partnership with Habitat for Humanity was […]

Engineering clubs get taste of projects, ice cream

Students taking UNV-112, "Success in Science, Engineering and Technology," floated fellow students' boats with a boat-float challenge. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers chapter displayed […]

Conference looks at science through lens of faith

No one should have to choose between faith and science. "Faith is a starting point for knowledge, not the end of the search to understand […]

Strong exam scores a shot in arm for GCU Nursing

GCU's pre-licensure nursing students turned in another strong performance on the NCLEX, the standardized national exam nurse-hopefuls must pass before they are allowed to begin […]

Sure bet: ABET appointment a boon for GCU

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology's Associate Dean of Engineering, Dr. Janet Brelin-Fornari, recently received a prestigious appointment. She was chosen to serve on […]

Here's what makes GCU campus worth the walk

GCU has received nationwide attention for its vibrant campus life, but it wasn't always this way. Here's how it went from a quiet, sleepy campus […]

Students make the circuit at MESA regionals

Hundreds of students from almost 50 middle and high schools toted along their robots, solar-powered model cars and disaster relief engineering designs to the University […]

2020 Employee Art Show

GCU News Bureau This was the second year employees participated in an art show in Building 71 on 27th Avenue. Employees  from the Marketing, Curriculum […]