College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Students surprised with full-tuition SIS scholarships

Washington High School senior Juan Ballez has watched his father struggle with mobility in his hand and, for years, wished there was a way he […]

Emergency exercise aids Run to Fight preparedness

It was in 2017 when the Sports Medicine Club first volunteered for Run to Fight Children's Cancer, offering to help with first aid. It also […]

New booths showcased at Forensic Science Day

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology's Forensic Science Department has done it again, this time with the addition of some new booths at Forensic […]

GCU's culture embraced at rebooted Cyber Center

Students have been training in the cyber field at the University's 27th Avenue cyber range since 2017. But these days, the hands-on range, now dubbed […]

Student instructors give Lopes a chin up on fitness

“GCU has so many different entities that are run out of student ideas – they really like to utilize the student body,” said graduate assistant […]

Former FBI agent speaks to Lopes on leadership

John Iannarelli worked some high-profile cases when he was with the FBI -- the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the shooting of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle […]

CCOB opening launches busy spring events calendar

It's been a big year so far, but there's more to come in 2018-19. The spring semester will kick off with the grand opening of […]

'Tis the season to craft clever Christmas decorations

According to Ebenezer Scrooge, "Every idiot who goes about with 'Merry Christmas' on his lips should be boiled with his own pudding and buried with […]

She answered the call in GCU research ... and beyond

Emily Branch didn't waste any time in her 3 1/2 years here at GCU. Not only did she maintain a full load of classes, but […]