College of Science, Engineering and Technology

An apple for the (online) teacher on 1st day of class

Deborah Haralson, IT and IT/cyber faculty lead, wore virtual pink hair and asked students to fill out an online poll about the RAM on their […]

GCU's Farris talks AI on AZ TechTalk panel Tuesday

Phoenix has become a hub for technology, IT and software companies in the last decade, so much so that publications have pondered whether it is […]

GCU programs earn prestigious ABET accreditation

GCU wanted to go where the jobs were, which is why it opened the College of Science, Engineering and Technology in 2014. Today, the college […]

Sky’s the limit for tech students on LopesCloud

Spending days, even weeks, installing software and configuring their computers so they could start their assignments didn't bode well for GCU's technology students. So the […]

GCU alumnus ascends to go-to guy for LopesCloud

Leo Quintero was always the go-to computer guy at his high school and brought those skills with him as a student at GCU, where he […]

GCU alumna's challenging med school journey

Daniela Barrera spent more than a few of her winter breaks working alongside her mom in the agricultural fields around Yuma, where she grew up. […]

Owl conservation team hatches new nest box design

Weighing less than 3 ounces and standing at just 7 inches tall when fully grown, the cactus ferruginous pygmy owl is one of Arizona's tiny […]

Employees' PPE assistance is multi-dimensional

GCU's effort to make personal protective equipment (PPE) has become a key task for Public Safety and University Event Services, whose employees have turned the […]

Chemistry labs at home? CSET has a solution

Beakers, goggles and graduated cylinders have long made their homes in countless chemistry labs. But not this summer, at least not in Dr. Kimberly Horsley's […]