College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Faculty made One Foundation discussions flourish

"Human Flourishing: Embracing Our Purpose," the One Foundation topic for the 2021-22 academic year, sparked six deep discussions among GCU faculty. What made it even […]

Slideshow: Celebration of Life ceremony

Photos by Ralph Freso GCU News Bureau The lives of GCU students Chelsea Valladares and Kelli Ingle were commemorated Wednesday in the Celebration of Life […]

GCU mourns the loss of two unforgettable students

The shock of the auto accident that claimed the lives of GCU students Chelsea Valladares and Kelli Ingle still hasn't worn off, but the Celebration […]

Honors Research Symposium highlights diversity

For the first time, the presentations at Monday's Learning Community and Research Symposium were from five different colleges. Each one highlighted students' heart for service […]

Students' high-tech projects impress industry

It was technology overload at the Cyber Center of Excellence on Thursday, where more than 100 students presented almost 50 projects at the Technology Capstone […]

Symposium shows variety of students' research

Approximately 60 teams of students on Saturday spotlighted their work at the College of Science, Engineering and Technology Research Symposium and Honors Showcase in Antelope […]

Colorful finale: 'Dreamcoat' lights up Ethington stage

From costumes to music to choreography, there's something for everyone in "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," which opens Friday night in Ethington Theatre. The […]

Panelists from Deloitte, General Motors talk tech

Melanie Spence knows a little something about the job application and interview process. The GCU software development major applied to about 100 different positions before […]

Coding with My Girls breaks down cyber barriers

Men outnumber women in cybersecurity three to one. It's one of the reasons the Technology Club's Girls Who Code Committee put together its Coding with […]