College of Science, Engineering and Technology

GCU student water skis across Lake Michigan

Madelyn Hendrikse planned a whopper of a farewell to home in Wisconsin before heading to Phoenix for her first year at GCU. She decided to […]

GCU students log in to 'hacker summer camp'

A group of 52 GCU students attended the Defcon and Black Hat conferences -- called "hacker summer camp" -- last week in Las Vegas. They […]

Innovation Center has vibrant director, direction

The new GCU Innovation Center now has a director (Robert Vera), a home (Building 66 at 27th Avenue), a slogan ("Create your purpose") and a […]

Honors College welcomes 15-year-old freshman

It's not every day that a university accepts the incoming application of a 15-year-old applicant, but Shreya Muthu isn't your everyday student. Muthu skipped both […]

He's living Disneyland dream -- just like mom and dad

Ryan Hatmaker had good reason to want to make the Disneyland All-American College Band: His parents met there long ago while doing their own performances. […]

GCU STEM camps balance youths’ summer equation

“We’re the better neurons!” one student declared at GCU’s Biovision Day Camp after playing a few rounds of the Neuron Game. Sixth through ninth graders […]

Formula SAE Team hitting the road to competition

For the first time, GCU has rolled out its first Formula SAE race car. The GCU Formula SAE Team, which has been fabricating the small-scale […]

Professors unleash inner fan boy, girl at Fan Fusion

GCU's professors stepped away from the whiteboards and threw themselves into the world of Harry Potter, "Game of Thrones," "Pokemon," "Star Wars and the like […]

GCU engineering event was no small potatoes

It seemed like a half-baked idea: Build a bridge using ... potatoes. But Sevilla West MESA Team students did just that at the first Engineering […]