College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Freshmen build community in engineering workshops

You have one minute: Rant on the topic of “Pockets.” Go! It was just one of the activities freshman engineering students tackled in Excellence in […]

Girl Powered event: Sugar, spice, everything STEM

They programmed robots, made battery motors, concocted some gooey gak and, more importantly, got in touch with their inner scientist. Fourth- through eighth-grade girls were […]

Want a forever career? Cybersecurity is IT

Cybersecurity expert Mark Pribish said that retired Gen. Michael Hayden, the former director of the CIA, told an international cyber audience in 2017 that when […]

Adding a minor to degree plan has major implications

Increasingly, students at Grand Canyon University are adding minors. These extra concentrated courses give students deeper knowledge in a branch of their major, an increased […]

First engineering cohort on the job at recruitment fair

Grand Canyon University will hit another milestone in 2019, when its first engineering graduates will walk the stage. But before then, those students are busy […]

Professor talks nanotechnology, power of Scripture

Rice University synthetic organic chemist Dr. James Tour's research spans from nanomachines that can drill into cells, such as cancer cells and super bacteria, and […]

Assessment helps CSET engineer stronger students

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology is taking a unique approach in helping their freshmen engineering students "find their God-given purpose," as CSET Dean […]

Guinness World Record honor thrills Robotics Club

Little did GCU's Robotics Club members know what competing at a recent event would lead to. Not only did the Thunderbots bring home the Judges' […]

First day of class makes the grade

GCU is always evolving, with new buildings rising up and offices and colleges moving to new spaces. All the change makes for an interesting first-day […]