College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Panelists from Deloitte, General Motors talk tech

Melanie Spence knows a little something about the job application and interview process. The GCU software development major applied to about 100 different positions before […]

Coding with My Girls breaks down cyber barriers

Men outnumber women in cybersecurity three to one. It's one of the reasons the Technology Club's Girls Who Code Committee put together its Coding with […]

'Odyssey' reading draws diverse group of listeners

The adventures of "The Odyssey" came alive Friday on the lawn near GCU Arena as students and faculty took turns reading Emily Wilson's translation of […]

Confidence is key, say women STEM leaders

“You’ve got to get that handshake down, ladies,” Susan Detwiler told GCU's students at Tuesday's Women in STEM panel. “It’s got to be confident. It’s […]

Homecoming Family Weekend makes big impression

Thousands of alumni, students, families and friends came to campus to participate in the University's first in-person Homecoming Family Weekend since before the pandemic. There […]

Campus celebration returns to in-person activities

An action-packed weekend is upon us as this year's Homecoming Family Weekend draws closer. For the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, events […]

GCU alumni co-author medical journal response paper

GCU News Bureau GCU alumni Thomas Varkey, John Varkey and Zachary Merhavy are co-authors of a paper, “Learning or Memorization: Self-Directed Medical School Curriculum and […]

STEM savvy launched at MESA Regional Design Day

What better way to cap off National Engineers Week on Saturday than with a multiple-challenge STEM event? High school and middle school students delved into […]

ACE science LEAD's Kahoot! reboot a success

When Dylan Huttenlocher was a freshman, he remembered attending Kahoot review sessions that helped him so much as he prepared for exams. It's why the […]