Lana Sweeten-Shults

Students' tech skills on digital display at showcase

The Technology Capstone Showcase was an opportunity to see what computer science and computer programming students have been learning -- and it clearly is a […]

Team lands $5,000 contract at Opportunity Hack

A GCU technology team spent two days at Opportunity Hack 2018 developing an app to help three nonprofits with a pressing tech problem. They also […]

Freshmen build community in engineering workshops

You have one minute: Rant on the topic of “Pockets.” Go! It was just one of the activities freshman engineering students tackled in Excellence in […]

Slideshow: 'Macbeth' gets a modern twist

Photos by David Kadlubowski GCU News Bureau GCU's theatre department produces one classical play each season, and this year's production is Shakespeare tragedy "Macbeth." What's […]

GCU theatre delivers thoroughly modern 'Macbeth'

Classic Shakespeare tragedy "Macbeth" gets a re-do in GCU Theatre's production of the classic. Director Claude Pensis has taken the play, rife with themes of […]

Girl Powered event: Sugar, spice, everything STEM

They programmed robots, made battery motors, concocted some gooey gak and, more importantly, got in touch with their inner scientist. Fourth- through eighth-grade girls were […]

Want a forever career? Cybersecurity is IT

Cybersecurity expert Mark Pribish said that retired Gen. Michael Hayden, the former director of the CIA, told an international cyber audience in 2017 that when […]

Fitness Facts: Taking a look at eye pain

Connie Colbert says not to close your eyes to eye pain, which could range from pink eye to flash burns and inflammation of the iris. […]

Dr. Deb's Mental Health Vitamin: Marriage repair

In this week's Mental Health Vitamin, Dr. Deb Wade says repairing a broken marriage is not easy, but it is possible.