College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Growing Nutritional Sciences program savoring its success

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology added the popular Nutritional Sciences bachelor’s program to its offerings, in part, because students pushed for it. Now […]

Research community connects at two-day colloquium

The emotional and psychological aspects of Brazilian jiu jitsu. The impact of wearing masks while doing high-intensity exercise. The importance of innovation in a company’s […]

GCU is intentional in its job-focused curriculum

Story by Lana Sweeten-Shults, Mike Kilen, Lydia P. Robles and Rick VacekPhotos by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the February issue […]

Panelists chat about integrity's role in artificial intelligence

With the game-changing promise of accelerated research, efficiency and compilation of extensive data condensed into concise formats, artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way we conduct […]

Catching the 'bad guys' at Forensic Science Day

It was quite a scene on GCU's campus. There were simulations of blood spatters, crime scenes and evidence aplenty of interest by more than 1,500 […]

Engineering a strong entrepreneurial spirit

It’s not unusual to find engineering and technology students starting their own businesses right alongside business students. Their colleges have created a rich entrepreneurial environment […]

Winter Commencement, Thursday evening ceremony

Photos by Rick D'Elia Graduates of the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions and the College of Science, Engineering and Technology were honored Thursday […]

Early exit gives Winter grads a head start

GCU encourages students to earn a degree in fewer than four years. The benefits are considerable – a head start on a career or a […]

Students' VR projects mix Bible, campus life

It was hard to decide which was more impressive at the Virtual Reality Showcase on Tuesday -- the students' creativity or their ability to learn […]