College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Canyon Motorsports makes pit stop to debut race car

Canyon Motorsports debuted its latest race car, the Avanzare 6, on Monday. The team, which is part of the campus' SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers), […]

All the technology buzzwords? They’re here

One team is creating a facial recognition model they’ll place on a robot so it can follow you around. Another is devising a machine learning […]

Campus distribution event addresses food insecurity

According to a Hope Survey from fall 2020, a staggering 29% of students from four-year colleges reported experiencing food insecurity in the past 30 days. […]

Scholarly research on display at symposium, showcase

All year, students have been in labs extracting plant products, or teaching miniature race cars through machine learning, or looking into young people’s relationship with […]

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 […]