College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Fuel cell powers team's space, humanitarian goals

It started out as a simple question from one GCU student to another: "Do you want to send something into space?" Rather than just ponder […]

Conclusion drawn: Forensic Science Day was a hit

It was a crime that Forensic Science Day didn't happen year, another victim of COVID-19. But the event returned full force on Tuesday. More than […]

Slideshow: STELLAR fuel cell signing

Photos by Ralph Freso GCU News Bureau Just 11 months after the group officially formed, Grand Canyon University's STELLAR team is in the final assembly […]

STELLAR makes final push as space launch nears

After just 11 months since it was officially formed, the STELLAR group is on the cusp of sending its first project, a microbial fuel cell, […]

Honors College kicks off special multiweek programs

The Honors College has begun two major programs that help students network and gain skills that will positively impact their future: the Pre-Health Medical and […]

Alum connects with forensic psychology students

Honors College Associate Dean Dr. Breanna Naegeli recently connected GCU's forensic psychology students to her younger sister, 2018 psychology graduate Bianca Boling. Students had the […]

GCU team scales extensive tegu lizard study

Invasive tegu lizards have become a big problem in Florida, where they eat alligator, crocodile and sea turtle eggs. But they're also incredibly intelligent and […]

Class outside? Students, state biologists are game

When most students head to class, they hustle to a classroom or lab on campus. But the biological and environmental sciences majors in the BIO-479 […]

Timing tips the scales in Zeigler's weight-loss book

It isn't just about what you eat and what kind of exercises you do. It's also about when you eat and when you exercise. Dr. […]