College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Getting a Clue: Students Gravitate to Law Enforcement Club

GCU's criminal justice law enforcement club is preparing to compete in a regional competition of the American Criminal Justice Association in November.

Sweet Science: New DNA, Forensic Chemistry Labs Open This Fall

By Michael Ferraresi GCU News Bureau Talk about working under a microscope. The DNA lab on the fourth floor of GCU’s brand-new College of Arts […]

Wide-Ranging Research Presented in Annual Colloquium

The fifth annual colloquium brought together six speakers to share a wide range of research — from lung-cancer cell migration to public transportation projects to […]

First Forensic Science Day Brings Prospective Investigators to Campus

Dr. Mark Wooden, dean for GCU’s College of Arts and Sciences, says the forensic program is expected to continue to develop students to fill “high-need […]

Alumnus Dan Hannon Returns to Campus, Discusses TGen Research

An opportunity at the Translational Genomics Research Institute in Phoenix led the 2011 graduate -- a brain cancer survivor -- into a volunteer research role […]

AzHOSA Chapter at National Conference This Week

Question: What do GCU’s HOSA Bowl and women’s basketball teams have in common? Answer: Neither has a problem with passing to Samantha Murphy. The Antelopes’ […]

Convocation Speaker Brown Praises GCU's Core Values

The president and CEO of Tallhouse Consulting gave the keynote speech for the convocation of the colleges of Nursing and Health Sciences on Thursday afternoon […]

GCU Announces New Writing Style for Lower and Upper Division Courses

GCU will be implementing a progressive approach to the use of APA writing style for the benefit of all students. Lower-division courses will use a […]