Lana Sweeten-Shults

GCU students log in to 'hacker summer camp'

A group of 52 GCU students attended the Defcon and Black Hat conferences -- called "hacker summer camp" -- last week in Las Vegas. They […]

'Swoosh' over to Lope Shop for Nike, Tokyodachi

The Lope Shop is readying for its busiest sales week of the year -- Welcome Week -- and touts a few new things for new […]

GCU, GCE work to alleviate nursing shortage

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Employment Projections for 2016-2026, registered nursing is among the top occupations for job growth. Despite that growth in […]

GCU's builder has blueprint for success: teamwork

Just one builder constructing almost an entire university? It's unheard of. But it's something Pono Construction, under the leadership of owner Butch Glispie, has done, […]

Architecture of GCU: The past meets the future

GCU doesn't quite look like other universities. Instead of Georgian colonial- or Greek revival-inspired structures, the University's buildings are more futuristic, with their rectangular shapes […]

Family bond is at the root of nurse's DAISY Award

John Catania was close to completing his engineering degree, even landing an internship. But the deeper he dug into the program, the more he knew […]

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 […]