Lana Sweeten-Shults

GCU goes on the road to bring spirit of Commencement to alumni

Attending Commencement at GCU isn't always possible, especially for online students. So the Office of Alumni Relations came up with an idea – why not […]

Students geared for STEM at Christian schools competition

More than 250 students from 25 schools across the country were at GCU on Saturday to compete in the International Christian STEM Competition. They competed […]

GCU, MESA have designs on helping K12 students engineer STEM careers

There was a whole lot of science, technology, engineering and math going on at MESA Regional Design Day, hosted on the GCU campus. More than […]

Students chip away at job possibilities on Semiconductor Day

Phoenix has emerged as a major player in the semiconductor industry. It is home to about 75 semiconductor companies. If students didn't know much about […]

Cyber program earns prestigious National Security Agency designation

A second program in GCU's College of Engineering and Technology received a stamp of approval from the National Security Agency recently. The NSA named the […]

Faith, integrity in the workplace focus of GCU panel talk

"If money is your motivation, you'll run out of fuel." "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." "How do I represent […]

Students roll with school's synergy for GCU, Habitat event

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Brooks Burk drives by Synergy Public School every day. But now the prelaw and business management freshman at Grand […]

GCU student balances life in classroom, emergency room

Hans Broman didn’t waste any time. Got to the crux of the matter. When the then-teen from Eagan, Minnesota, just south of St. Paul, visited […]

The Honors College looks back on its legacy: its impressive graduates

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published in the November issue of GCU Magazine. Access the digital version here. Denisse Delos Santos wanted to be […]