College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Health challenges didn't stop grad's college dreams

As the typical GCU student, Leah Eggan worried about her grades and, far from her home in Minnesota, she worried about making friends. But Eggan […]

Faculty Focus: Ed Koeneman

Ed Koeneman practices what he teaches in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology. He and his father started a medical device company for stroke […]

Programs a home run with pre-med, pre-law students

It was a productive semester for students looking to attend graduate school as the Honors College wrapped up its Pre-Law and Pre-Health Professional, Academic and […]

Servant's heart on display in engineering projects

While pet harnesses are already available on the market, no standard exists to test them. So GCU students designed a canine crash test dummy to […]

Students' capstones showcase creativity, tech savvy

Uriel Serna has always been intrigued by big data and knew it could be used to save lives, so he created a portable nanny camera […]

Faculty Focus: Jevon Jackson

Jevon Jackson, Program Chair/Program Lead for the Software Engineering Program in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, is extremely accomplished in music, not just […]

How GCU scored points with pandemic innovations

There were innovations aplenty as GCU dealt with the pandemic. But none of the required alterations were more visible than the cutouts in GCU Arena, […]

Symposium/Showcase shows range of research

From natural deodorant to COVID-19 research, there was no shortage of impressive student presentations at this year's CSET Research Symposium and Honors Showcase on Saturday. […]

Farris discusses government's cybersecurity steps

Dr. Dwight Farris, who teaches information technology and cybersecurity in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, spoke recently to KJZZ National Public Radio field […]