Lana Sweeten-Shults

Students surprised with full-tuition SIS scholarships

Washington High School senior Juan Ballez has watched his father struggle with mobility in his hand and, for years, wished there was a way he […]

Alumni trio creates high-and-tight haircut app

GCU alumni Felipe Reyes, Dylan Santos and Kevin Llamas created FADES, an app designed to make getting a haircut easier. Their ultimate goal is to […]

Sound the horn for hugs and hope at Run to Fight

Adrianna Gavazzo could have celebrated her eighth birthday anywhere -- at her favorite pizza place, at an arcade or at a theme park. Instead, she […]

GCU students show their hearts for the homeless

Students volunteering with GCU's Homeless Ministry ventured out recently to St. Vincent de Paul to serve the homeless, giving haircuts and donated clothes and washing […]

However you slice it, Math Ed Club embraced Pi Day

Students did a number on GCU's math professors Thursday on the Promenade as they hurled pies in their face to recognize National Pi Day. The […]

March is time to celebrate campus' athletic trainers

As Grand Canyon University prepares for Run to Fight Children's Cancer, when some 3,000 runners, volunteers and more will be on campus, the University's Sports […]

Acts of faith: Parables takes Gospel to local schools

All the world's a stage, as Shakespeare said, and GCU's Theatre Department is taking that to heart with a new theatre troupe, Parables, which will […]

Octogenarians get their encore education

Editor’s note: This story is reprinted from the February issue of GCU Magazine. To view the digital version, click here.  By Lana Sweeten-Shults GCU Magazine […]

GCU's 1st esports tournament is smashing success

The first GCU-supported video gaming tournament turned out to be a big hit. GCU's Esports Program was expecting about 50 to 70 students to show […]