College of Science, Engineering and Technology

From rocket design to AI, research program gives undergrads a boost

Students aren't just watching lectures and taking notes at GCU. They're also delving into intriguing research, from investigating how artificial intelligence might be used to […]

GCU conference shows that gardens can yield more than food

They tested water and toured GCU’s campus garden. They learned about compost and getting grants to make their school gardens grow. But what teachers and […]

Navy vet, cancer survivor sharpens her 'bloodhound's sense' for tech at GCU

Mercedes Rangel served for eight years in the Navy, most of them on the USS Carl Vinson aircraft supercarrier. But then her life took an […]

Where the wild horses hang out – and other natural sciences projects

Photos by Ralph Freso People aren’t the only ones who hang out by the water cooler. As it turns out, horses do, too. That was […]

Engineering, technology capstones geared for innovation

Photos by Ralph Freso Watching videos on social media, Grand Canyon University biomedical engineering senior Karsten Brandsma saw rock climbers getting injured. But the most […]

GCU students' research highlighted at microbiology society meeting

Grand Canyon University undergraduate research was well represented at the 63rd annual Meeting of the Arizona and Southern Nevada Branch of the American Society for […]

Students use AR, VR to plug in to helping those with neurodiversities

Who is more welcoming than Santa? That's why software engineering students Kyler Harden and Kahler Litynski chose Santa to take orders at Santa's Fast Food […]

Canyon Undergraduate Research Conference was poster perfect

Students took over Antelope Gymnasium on Thursday to present their research and academic projects as part of the Canyon Undergraduate Research Conference. At more than […]

College's split is scientific proof of University's STEM focus

With the split this academic year of the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, GCU has grown from nine to 10 colleges. What that means […]