College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Research community connects at two-day colloquium

The emotional and psychological aspects of Brazilian jiu jitsu. The impact of wearing masks while doing high-intensity exercise. The importance of innovation in a company’s […]

GCU is intentional in its job-focused curriculum

Story by Lana Sweeten-Shults, Mike Kilen, Lydia P. Robles and Rick VacekPhotos by Ralph Freso EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally appeared in the February issue […]

Panelists chat about integrity's role in artificial intelligence

With the game-changing promise of accelerated research, efficiency and compilation of extensive data condensed into concise formats, artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the way we conduct […]

Catching the 'bad guys' at Forensic Science Day

It was quite a scene on GCU's campus. There were simulations of blood spatters, crime scenes and evidence aplenty of interest by more than 1,500 […]

Engineering a strong entrepreneurial spirit

It’s not unusual to find engineering and technology students starting their own businesses right alongside business students. Their colleges have created a rich entrepreneurial environment […]

Winter Commencement, Thursday evening ceremony

Photos by Rick D'Elia Graduates of the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions and the College of Science, Engineering and Technology were honored Thursday […]

Early exit gives Winter grads a head start

GCU encourages students to earn a degree in fewer than four years. The benefits are considerable – a head start on a career or a […]

Students' VR projects mix Bible, campus life

It was hard to decide which was more impressive at the Virtual Reality Showcase on Tuesday -- the students' creativity or their ability to learn […]

Virtual Reality Showcase

Students who had no previous experience in virtual reality showed what they learned in their Human Computer Interactions class when they displayed their projects at […]