College of Science, Engineering and Technology

‘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 […]

GCU engineering welcomes new faculty, students

The first students in GCU's engineering program attended classes Monday in their new building. Over the coming years, they will be exposed to a new […]

GCU through the eyes of a freshman and her family

By Janie Magruder GCU News Bureau If Ethington Theatre at Grand Canyon University ever staged “Goldilocks and the Three Bears,” freshman Heidi Laabs would make […]

Mueller showcases GCU's stunning transformation

Record-breaking high temperatures Friday in Phoenix couldn’t hold a candle to the enthusiasm of President/CEO Brian Mueller and other GCU leaders during the all-employee meeting […]

Three branches of engineering, one goal: workforce readiness

GCU Today Magazine GCU is training tomorrow’s engineers in an interdisciplinary setting that replicates the workforce environment. Here’s a snapshot of each program emphasis: BIOMEDICAL […]

‘Precise medicine’ helps freshmen breathe easier

GCU Today Magazine There were times when Carter Bennett felt asphyxiated, as if someone was sitting on his chest or thrusting a knife into his […]