College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Robotics Club gets in gear with debut of Thunderbot

GCU's Robotics Club has been gearing up for bigger things. Since it debuted last year, the club has been raising funds and establishing bylaws. But […]

Her crowning achievement: Miss Africa Arizona

Premed student Adesuwa Osayaren never competed in a pageant before -- pageants are her sister's thing. But after passing the GCU African Student Association table […]

Conference addresses faith and science

Esteemed leaders from Grand Canyon University and the community shared the same stage Monday to engage in a conversation about Christian values and advancements in […]

Panelists boot up the conversation on cybersecurity

With the recent Equifax data breach putting the identities of 143 million people at risk, it’s apparent that the need is high for a strong […]

Donation keys into computer science training

More than 4 million science and tech jobs are available in the United States. Still, only one in four schools in Arizona offers a computer […]

'Hacktivists' boot up at GCU with cyber warfare range

Cyber warriors will have a new home on the GCU campus with the debut of the new Arizona Cyber Warfare Range - Metro Phoenix. It's […]

Geoscientist says he has the dirt on dinosaurs, creation

Dr. Timothy Clarey of the Institute for Creation Research says the truth is in the rocks and the scientific data. The truth for him is […]

Bones of the matter: Beddow talks forensics

How do fictional shows such as "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and "Bones" compare to an actual crime lab? Melissa Beddow, GCU associate professor of forensic […]

Geologist digs on dinosaurs – and the Bible

Geoscientist Dr. Timothy Clarey, who worked for Chevron USA for many years, says what the rocks have shown him support biblical text: "It's a beautiful […]