Lana Sweeten-Shults

Students kick off college journey at Thunder Vision

GCU News Bureau Strategic Educational Alliances' Thunder Vision Summit is designed to get seventh- and eight-grade students excited about going to college. The 2,500 attendees […]

Students get a life reboot at coding camp

Scott Bromander has told stories about a baker and a brewery employee who discovered they had knack for coding and rewrote the code in their […]

Battle is on for salvation in 'Major Barbara'

Is salvation achieved through faith and good deeds or through money and power? It is one of the big questions characters wrestle with in "Major […]

Campus saddened by loss of biochemistry professor

Biochemistry professor Dr. Tiffany Mealman always had a positive attitude even though she had reasons not to. Her joyful disposition, her faith and her dedication […]

Hooked: Employees quickly catch on to cyber wars

Not everyone knows what goes on at the Arizona Cyber Warfare Range-Metro Phoenix. But GCU employees got a chance to learn about the cybersecurity training […]

Slideshow: Public wedding proposal

GCU News Bureau Levi Conlow began planning his proposal to his girlfriend of four years, Rachel O'Brien, about a year ago. With the help of […]

Hundreds on campus watch live, 'Lectric' proposal

"LIVE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL," the sign read, and everyone on the Grand Canyon University campus was invited to watch it at the appointed time Thursday afternoon. […]

Time for employees to claim Donate to Elevate credit

It's a busy time for Donate to Elevate, which is preparing for Love Our Schools Month and the Extracurricular Tax Credit Drive, spotlighting schools and […]

Student project bridges engineering concepts

You might have built a few Lego cities in your time. But mechanical engineering students in Li Tan's solid mechanics class last semester went way […]