College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Honeywell Day builds on student interest

Students are accustomed to companies visiting campus, but Honeywell stopped by for a full-immersion visit on steroids for Honeywell Day. More than a dozen representatives […]

Hawaiian Air internship took wing for grad

As an intern at Hawaiian Airlines’ new information technology center in Tempe, Austin Driver expected to spend his summer at a computer. But the recent […]

De Gregorio speaks at state conference

Area Chair of Mechanical Engineering Dr. Michael De Gregorio, recently named a KEEN Engineering Unleashed Fellow, represented GCU at the recent Arizona Conference on Roads […]

Coding with My Girls forges new connections

GCU’s Society of Engineers and Technology Clubs came together with Women in Cybersecurity (WiCys) to host this semester's Coding with My Girls on Saturday. Thirty […]

GCU panelists: AR, VR changing our reality

Virtual and augmented reality is found in everything from high-tech MMA octagon-style simulators used to train law enforcement officers to 3D renderings on construction sites […]

Cyber activities unlocked at open house

Slideshow Grand Canyon University's Cyber Center of Excellence (CCE) kicked off the year with an open house on Tuesday in the Technology Building. The event […]

ABET accredits engineering technology programs

The ABET Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission recently gave the stamp of approval to GCU's Mechanical Engineering Technology and Electrical Engineering Technology bachelor's degree programs. The […]

KEEN honoree drives excellence in teaching

Dr. Michael De Gregorio has created a project for his students that will involve designing a steering wheel vibration isolation system to help those with […]

Students open the door to fun dorm decor

One of the boons of campus living is embracing your own aesthetic, and students are doing that in residence halls that have consistently been ranked […]