Lana Sweeten-Shults

Empowering teachers to be instruments of change

Educators are still teaching as if they're in the industrial age, said Kathryn Scott, Executive Director of Strategic Educational Alliances. But as the internet and […]

Panelists boot up the conversation on cybersecurity

With the recent Equifax data breach putting the identities of 143 million people at risk, it’s apparent that the need is high for a strong […]

Grammy-nominated Camp answers the call

Jeremy Camp, who has scored more than 40 No. 1 singles in his Christian music career, will bring new tunes from his latest CD, "The […]

Make a run on Family Weekend with Thunder Bolt

With more than 2,500 registrations for Family Weekend, expect the GCU campus to be bustling Friday to Sunday. Just some of the highlights? How about […]

Donation keys into computer science training

More than 4 million science and tech jobs are available in the United States. Still, only one in four schools in Arizona offers a computer […]

'Hacktivists' boot up at GCU with cyber warfare range

Cyber warriors will have a new home on the GCU campus with the debut of the new Arizona Cyber Warfare Range - Metro Phoenix. It's […]

Geoscientist says he has the dirt on dinosaurs, creation

Dr. Timothy Clarey of the Institute for Creation Research says the truth is in the rocks and the scientific data. The truth for him is […]

Soccer and superheroes: Run to Fight Night soars

While the men's soccer team had a goal -- to defeat Oral Roberts University -- some families who attended Friday night's game had a second […]

Bones of the matter: Beddow talks forensics

How do fictional shows such as "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and "Bones" compare to an actual crime lab? Melissa Beddow, GCU associate professor of forensic […]