Lana Sweeten-Shults

Colorful Niños Seguros builds culture, community

It was after a rash of drownings in the early 2000s that GCU basketball great Ray Arvizu and the late Robert Ortiz came up with […]

GCU Nursing continues to excel on national exam

For the second straight quarter, GCU's nursing graduates have posted the highest first-time pass-rate among the state’s major universities on a national licensure examination. They […]

Back to School Clothing Drive the right fit for GCU

An estimated 5,000 Title I elementary schoolchildren are weaving their way this week through the Lopes Performance Center, which has been turned into a unique […]

Grill cooks up all-day menu, Food Blogger Night

The usual lunchtime burger-and-fries fare is getting an upgrade at Canyon 49 Grill, which rolled out its new all-day menu. That means foodies can not […]

Shopping spree: Clothing drive seeks volunteers

The first day of school: new clothes, new shoes, new backpack. But the same scenario doesn't play out for every schoolchild, which is why the […]

Habitat-GCU partnership keeps building on faith

GCU and GCE volunteers fanned out to two homes in the neighborhood on Friday, digging into painting and landscaping projects and defying the July heat. […]

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GCU-bound Diaz swings high, finds music success

Jonny Diaz was on a path to become a baseball player, like his older brother, Matt, who played for such teams as the Atlanta Braves […]

GCU STEM camps balance youths’ summer equation

“We’re the better neurons!” one student declared at GCU’s Biovision Day Camp after playing a few rounds of the Neuron Game. Sixth through ninth graders […]