College of Science, Engineering and Technology

From rocket design to AI, research program gives undergrads a boost

Students aren't just watching lectures and taking notes at GCU. They're also delving into intriguing research, from investigating how artificial intelligence might be used to […]

GCU research spotlighted at American Scientific Affiliation national conference

Dr. Daisy Savarirajan also honored as a fellow of the ASA College of Natural Sciences faculty and students represented Grand Canyon University at the recent […]

Seitz set on attracting women to GCU's trades pathways

Photos by Ralph Freso At the end of each semester, Shelly Seitz welcomes working men and women who ditch the hardhats to dress up for […]

GCU students' lessons in cyber span from from Phoenix to Hawaii

It's been a busy summer for GenCyber student lead Allie Urbaszewski and cyber junior Viviana Pacheco. Both work at the campus' Cyber Center of Excellence […]

Geared for creativity, engineering professor named campus' KEEN Rising Star

Dr. Luke Mayer wanted to work in a national or research lab, but he always thought he'd go into teaching later down the road. Then […]

GCU GenCyber camp building a strong network of cyber-savvy teachers

Teachers played cybersecurity games like capture the flag and delved into activities in which they represented packets of data chaotically moving through the internet. Those […]

GCU conference shows that gardens can yield more than food

They tested water and toured GCU’s campus garden. They learned about compost and getting grants to make their school gardens grow. But what teachers and […]

Navy vet, cancer survivor sharpens her 'bloodhound's sense' for tech at GCU

Mercedes Rangel served for eight years in the Navy, most of them on the USS Carl Vinson aircraft supercarrier. But then her life took an […]

Where the wild horses hang out – and other natural sciences projects

Photos by Ralph Freso People aren’t the only ones who hang out by the water cooler. As it turns out, horses do, too. That was […]