Lana Sweeten-Shults

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Home

By Dr. Deb Wade GCU Vice President, Counseling and Psychological Services Where does your mind go when you think of home? Whether the reference is […]

GCU engineering event was no small potatoes

It seemed like a half-baked idea: Build a bridge using ... potatoes. But Sevilla West MESA Team students did just that at the first Engineering […]

GCU Nursing posts 98% 1st-time pass rate on exam

GCU's recent nursing graduates posted an impressive 98.21% first-time pass rate for the first quarter of 2019 on a rigorous national examination nursing candidates must […]

No lei-ing low for these GCU nursing graduates

Purple and white leis and necklaces intertwined with shells are popular accessories at commencement ceremonies, but Kathy Taula was sporting the all-time champion of leis […]

First graduates complete the engineering circuit

Isaiah Slemons spent much of his childhood in and out of hospitals, so he knew what he wanted to do with his life -- help […]

First GCU engineering grads helped build program

When commencement rolls around Thursday, among the students in their caps and gowns will be the University's first engineering graduates. Thirty-eight engineering hopefuls -- many […]

Maryvale HEROs inspired to embrace opportunity

About 3,000 eighth- and ninth-graders from 10 Maryvale schools connected with their community Thursday at GCU Arena during the HERO U Convention -- the kickoff […]

Pre-med students sharpen skills in mini-interviews

Multiple mini-interviews, aka MMIs, are like speed dating for the interview world. GCU pre-med students jumped into the University's first mock multiple mini-interview session to […]

Students share struggles, inspire others at banquet

Adriana Quintanares moved to the United States when she was 4 years old, not speaking a word of English. She remembers her immigrant parents buying […]