College of Science, Engineering and Technology

New Java coders brew apps for non-profits

Children's Cancer Network and Fresh Start, two non-profits, had similar problems: They needed some kind of messaging app to help them be more efficient. Enter […]

GCU launches its first computer science grads

It was in 2014 that GCU launched its computer science program. Four years later, 18 students will become the first to graduate from the University […]

Science behind the comics? It's a marvel

Like Hulk, GCU smashed at the recent DC vs. Marvel night at the Arizona Science Center. The College of Science, Engineering and Technology's Dr. Binaben […]

Sonoran Desert: An oasis for new medicines?

In the battle of bugs vs. drugs, Dr. Daisy Savarirajan said bacteria are becoming more and more resistant to antibiotics. So in 2016, the College […]

Ceremony remembers those GCU has lost

"We're here tonight to hopefully, not only mourn together and remember together, but to celebrate their lives together," Dr. Tim Griffin, Dean of Students, said […]

Experts bring cybersecurity insight out of the dark

GoDaddy's Jason Veiock didn't get his start in cybersecurity. He was a cop. He spoke to educators and other attendees at a recent Code.org meetup […]

Hard work takes center stage at Honors symposium

By Jeannette Cruz GCU News Bureau  Isabella Ketcham and Silvana Burgos, two environmental science majors at Grand Canyon University, spent the 2017-18 academic year studying […]

Hydrogel lab helps mold future biomedical engineers

Dr. Kyle Jones' biomedical engineering students got a peek at what they might be doing as future biomedical engineers. They recently tested different "recipes" of […]

Anatomy group's body of work: Creating human atlas

It's rare that an undergraduate student has the chance to be involved in putting together a reference book. But that's what a team of about […]