College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Students chip away at job possibilities on Semiconductor Day

Phoenix has emerged as a major player in the semiconductor industry. It is home to about 75 semiconductor companies. If students didn't know much about […]

GCU student balances life in classroom, emergency room

Hans Broman didn’t waste any time. Got to the crux of the matter. When the then-teen from Eagan, Minnesota, just south of St. Paul, visited […]

Technology clicks for neurodivergent grad

Samantha Vousden’s neurodivergence has affected how she relates to people. But it’s also what has helped her thrive in her major, along with supportive faculty […]

International student graduate finds home at GCU

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Many European students dream of attending college in the United States, including Tijana (pronounced Tiana) Zlaticanin, from Sutomore, Montenegro. […]

Virtual reality gym, pirate ship projects a treasure

Boarding the pirate ship, you hear the splash of the waves, hear the birds and feel the sway of the ship. But this ship isn’t […]

Fly under the radar? Not for GCU's new engineering, technology dean

Paul Lambertson flew all over the world as a pilot in the Air Force before retiring and running the Systems Engineering program at his alma […]

National conference's GenCyber Day makes the circuit at GCU

GCU didn’t want to take a back seat when the NICE K12 Cybersecurity Education Conference headed to Phoenix. Instead, it co-hosted a preconference event, GenCyber […]

Jewish professor at Christian university embraces kindness of community at GCU

Seeing the atrocities happening in the Israel-Hamas war, Dr. Isac Artzi was moved to write an email to GCU President Brian Mueller. In it, the […]

GCU sophomores take center stage at first Girls in Cyber event

GCU sophomores Allie Urbaszewski and Megan Howell made a strong impression as they played major leadership roles in the first Girls in Cyber event for […]