College of Science, Engineering and Technology

GCU's finger on the pulse of firefighters' heart health

Wildland firefighters often traverse rigorous terrain, hike long distances, breathe in smoke, and don't eat or sleep well, among other stresses. They also are at […]

Entrepreneurship keeps crossing college lines

Tim Kelley of the Colangelo College of Business has worked hard to infuse entrepreneurship into every college at GCU, not just CCOB, and his latest […]

GCU student researcher accepted to top grad school

When Madison Strong heard that Dr. Jeff La Belle was joining the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, she knew what a dedicated researcher he […]

Recent Honors College graduate is a go-go-go-getter

Dante DeSimone was never a stranger to taking on a challenge, and that's what made him perfect for his new role as a project manager […]

Students sweep top awards at microbiology conference

It was a coup for the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, whose students swept the top spots in the the oral presentations category of […]

Despite challenges, online students reach finish line

The virtual Commencement ceremony for online students Saturday was actually eight prerecorded ceremonies -- one for each college, with a promise of more ceremonies this […]

SpaceX dream comes true for Honors graduate

For some, it takes a life time for their wildest dreams to come true. For recent Honors college Graduate Quyen Phan, his dream of landing […]

Year in Review: GCU kept thriving despite pandemic

Lists are interesting. They spark conversation. And there was plenty to talk about in the 2020-21 academic year at GCU, which made it a year […]

Families grateful for in-person Commencement

Countless seniors during the global pandemic shelved their caps and gowns as commencement ceremonies across the country were canceled. So parents were thrilled to hear […]