College of Science, Engineering and Technology

'Lunch and Learns' demonstrate faith in faculty

The Integration of Faith, Learning and Work is an important part of the classroom experience at GCU, and this year the faculty is having more […]

New engineering curriculum built for students

What's new about Grand Canyon University's engineering program this year? It's easier to ask what isn't! Highlights include more students, 10 new faculty members, innovative […]

Top U.S. officer praises new Arizona tech program

Megan Smith, the U.S. Chief Technology officer and adviser to the President, traveled to Grand Canyon University to meet some of the 200 Chief Science […]

Inventions spark students' scientific intensity

Empathy can be the inspiration of invention, Chief Science Officers learned during one of the stimulating sessions they are experiencing during a three-day summer training […]

Chief Science Officers ride wave of STEM enthusiasm

About 200 Chief Science Officers from junior schools and high schools from across Arizona are attending a summer institute through Wednesday hosted by GCU. Lawmakers, […]

Campers apply STEM to building new guitars

STEM campers at GCU this summer are building their own guitars in a class called, "Amp up! Electric Guitars and STEM.” One of two STEM […]

Amp Up campers make their own guitars

Photos by Laurie Merrill and Kathryn Scott GCU News Bureau Eight musical students are making their own instruments during Amp Up! Electric Guitars and STEM, […]

GCU helps Chief Science Officer program go national

GCU has taken a starring role in Arizona's Chief Science Officer program, an initiative so successful it has attracted the interest of Washington D.C. and […]

'Hackers with halos' prepare for cyberspace war

GCU has introduced cybersecurity degrees to teach students to be "hackers with halos," graduates armed with tools necessary to join the fight against cybercriminals. It's […]