Lana Sweeten-Shults

Girl Powered event helps STEM gap in science fields

“I really do believe the big gap between engineers – male and female – is that girls are told it’s a boy’s job,” said sophomore […]

Panel of women business leaders sets the pace

"How do you negotiate salary?" asked one student at Wednesday's Women in Leadership Panel in the Colangelo College of Business Building. Nicole Johnson, Corporate Risk […]

Robotics Club gears up for Girl Powered STEM event

Women only make up 24 percent of the STEM fields, according to VEX Robotics, which is why it launched its Girl Powered initiative. Inspired by […]

GCU adds spirit to mascot Spirit's birthday

GCU News Bureau The GCU Spirit Team recently helped Spirit, the Fiesta Bowl Charities mascot, celebrate his birthday. Thunder, Cheer and Dance team members, as […]

GCU alum helps young fan meet Lauren Daigle

Eight-year-old Shiann Sloan has been through a lot in her young life. She was born with a birth defect in which organs from her abdomen […]

Illness, 'no' on 'American Idol' didn't stop Daigle

Lauren Daigle could have turned her back on the things she loved when, at 15 years old, she was diagnosed with an illness serious enough […]

IT-cyber program gets NSA, DHS stamp of approval

GCU's IT-cybersecurity bachelor's degree program just received a prestigious designation, being named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education. The award is […]

'Thunder's Herd' is the word at LaPrade book signing

Dr. Kimberly LaPrade has turned the page on "Thunder's Vision," her first children's book to feature Thunder, the campus' beloved antelope mascot. But she hasn't […]

How alumni can stay in touch, no matter where they live

Editor’s note: This story is reprinted from the August 2019 issue of GCU Magazine. To view the digital version, click here.  By Ashlee Larrison GCU […]