College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Mueller named Business Leader of the Year

The Governor’s Celebration of Innovation was Thursday night, and GCU President Brian Mueller was named the Business Leader of the Year. Steven Zylstra, president of […]

Career fairs coming to GCU in November and beyond

Several job fairs and individual companies are coming to GCU between now and the end of November as they look to hire recent or upcoming […]

Thrive Conference gives family businesses a boost

A few hundred entrepreneurs and small business owners gathered at GCU Arena on Wednesday for the Thrive Conference to share stories and advice about building […]

Faculty to peers: 'Practice what you teach'

Making connections between Christian values and classroom teaching can go a long way toward engaging students, even in STEM and technology subjects. Three GCU faculty […]

Comic belief: McFarlane shows he's on the ball

Maybe you've never heard of Todd McFarlane, but many millennials sure have. He's famous for his comic-book creations, and the Colangelo College of Business students […]

Career practicum is handy for students, employers

The first annual Counseling and Psychology Career Practicum was a win-win for behavioral health organizations that seek to hire interns and for GCU students who […]

They're walking to raise cancer awareness, funds

It was pull out your handkerchief time on Monday when two people whose lives were changed by cancer shared stories of grief and hope with […]

Purdins' radio show is rooted in Christian values

Wayne Purdin is lead curriculum editor at GCU during the week, but on Saturdays he has a different assignment: He and his wife, Julie, offer […]

GCU researching the impact of shoes on muscles

One of GCU's newly launched research projects explores the impact of shoes on muscles activation. CSET Assistant Professor Donna Gerakos said GCU’s leap into research […]