Lana Sweeten-Shults

Engineering, tech students showcase their ingenuity

It was innovation on parade at the Engineering Building on Thursday, where dozens of computer science, computer programming and mechanical, electrical and biomedical students on […]

Game on for robotics at GCU for FIRST competition

Hundreds of high school students on more than 40 teams descended Friday and Saturday on GCU Arena to compete in the Arizona West Regional FIRST […]

Student literary prowess blossoms in StartleBloom

English/professional writing major Jordan Radcliffe said StartleBloom is important because it assures that "student creativity has a voice and an outlet." About 40 student-created literary […]

Students in driver's seat in race car build

Since January, GCU students have been busy in the engineering labs building a scaled-down version of a Formula 1 vehicle, though even before cutting one […]

Youngsters love messing around at STEM Bonanza

It was a science Saturday for fourth- through eighth-graders, who spent their Saturday morning making oobleck -- an odd substance that acts like a liquid […]

CSET, Honors College showcase student research

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology and the Honors College joined forces in 2018 to present the first CSET Research Symposium and Honors College […]

Oobleck on deck at Thunderbots' STEM Bonanza

The GCU Robotics Club overcame a lot of challenges in the 2018-19 competition season -- challenges that haven't slowed down the club one bit. The […]

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 […]