College of Science, Engineering and Technology

GCU’s virtual AI center generates calm, clarity in world of AI anxiety

Grand Canyon University aims to enhance education in an AI era via its virtual Center for Educational Technology and Learning Advancement.

Father and son trade in on a new life with GCU workforce programs

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Joshua Hogans was there to watch his son, Jeremiah, walk across the same stage he did eight months before, […]

Their Olympian task? To design VR video games based on junior high curriculum

This year’s College of Engineering and Technology Virtual Reality Showcase was a little different. Grand Canyon University students created games based on the English language […]

IT, cyber capstones are on the case with forensic science projects, more

Photos by Ralph Freso What some Grand Canyon University students saw as a crime? Just how old-school forensic science and law enforcement data systems can […]

The algorithm was spot on for GCU club's Robots in the Canyon competition

a VEX V% robotics competition that drew 24 teams from across the state.

GCU, Lux are engineering a new construct

The university and company are re-energizing manufacturing and forging an ecosystem where engineering, the trades and technology intersect EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published […]

Tech faculty talk K-12 research opportunities, GCU's cyber-ecosphere

Dr. Pam Rowland, associate dean in the College of Engineering and Technology, and Dr. Rob Loy, CET assistant dean, recently presented at the EDUCAUSE Annual […]

November GCU Magazine delves into manufacturing, character, charcuterie

When GCU President Brian Mueller heard about the dire electricians shortage, he wanted to solve it, even though universities traditionally don’t delve into trades education. […]

5 questions with Dr. Michael De Gregorio

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published as the "5-on-5" feature in the August issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins around campus […]