College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Faith in the microbiology classroom is a natural fit

By Laurie Merrill GCU News Bureau Separating faith from work is no easier than separating gender or ethnicity from work, Dr. Daisy Savarirajan told about […]

Tide of teenagers visit campus for HSET Day

Story by Laurie Merrill Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau Aruba Siddikqi and Jazlyn Leon are only in 10th grade, but they already know they […]

Fall commencement 2015: Hard work pays off

Neither rain nor lightning nor dust storm nor traffic could detract from Grand Canyon University's online commencement ceremonies Friday and Saturday. Once the attendees were […]

GCU strengthens ties to breast cancer fight

Among the thousands of people who plan to participate a walk to benefit breast cancer patients, families and research later this month are GCU employees […]

New faculty members add to academic rigor, momentum of CSET program

CSET's faculty grew by nine members this fall as its student enrollment rose to more than 2,800 students. Dr. Jon Valla, the new assistant dean, […]

‘This is a human being,’ STEM Scholars told in lab

This year for the first time, high school students enrolled as GCU STEM Scholars are experimenting with human cadavers as part of their curriculum. On […]

Professor pursues bacteria-to-fuel research abroad

Dr. Galyna Kufryk, a professor of biological sciences in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, was invited by the Institut Pasteur in Paris to […]

Internships don't just skim the surface anymore

The number of GCU students doing internships just keeps growing -- up to more than 300 for the 2014-15 school year. The types of opportunities […]

'Backpack to briefcase' strategies help students stay on track for success

The tools to succeed as a student at GCU have never before been so intentional and integrated throughout the colleges and curriculum. From the time […]