College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Students use AR, VR to plug in to helping those with neurodiversities

Who is more welcoming than Santa? That's why software engineering students Kyler Harden and Kahler Litynski chose Santa to take orders at Santa's Fast Food […]

Canyon Undergraduate Research Conference was poster perfect

Students took over Antelope Gymnasium on Thursday to present their research and academic projects as part of the Canyon Undergraduate Research Conference. At more than […]

College's split is scientific proof of University's STEM focus

With the split this academic year of the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, GCU has grown from nine to 10 colleges. What that means […]

Students geared for STEM at Christian schools competition

More than 250 students from 25 schools across the country were at GCU on Saturday to compete in the International Christian STEM Competition. They competed […]

GCU, MESA have designs on helping K12 students engineer STEM careers

There was a whole lot of science, technology, engineering and math going on at MESA Regional Design Day, hosted on the GCU campus. More than […]

Students chip away at job possibilities on Semiconductor Day

Phoenix has emerged as a major player in the semiconductor industry. It is home to about 75 semiconductor companies. If students didn't know much about […]

GCU student balances life in classroom, emergency room

Hans Broman didn’t waste any time. Got to the crux of the matter. When the then-teen from Eagan, Minnesota, just south of St. Paul, visited […]

Technology clicks for neurodivergent grad

Samantha Vousden’s neurodivergence has affected how she relates to people. But it’s also what has helped her thrive in her major, along with supportive faculty […]

International student graduate finds home at GCU

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Many European students dream of attending college in the United States, including Tijana (pronounced Tiana) Zlaticanin, from Sutomore, Montenegro. […]