College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Doctoral chair's talk inspires mother/son grad pair

When Spring Commencement was postponed because of COVID-19, the Graefe family still wanted to celebrate its two graduates: Jake, who had earned his bachelor's degree, […]

IxT Club to light up campus with 'blinky badges'

GCU's Information x Technology Club, or IxT as it's more popularly known, wants to illuminate basketball games and other big campus events, so came up […]

Study has the skinny on 'Quarantine 15' risk factors

Forget the Freshman 15. A new weight-gain worry is cropping up among adults called the Quarantine 15 -- the weight that people have been gaining […]

Technology Department awarded GenCyber grant

The Technology Department continues to help build the nation's cybersecurity community, thanks to a $100,000 grant awarded by the National Security Agency and National Science […]

A quantum leap to Notre Dame graduate school

John Varkey was in Dr. Melissa Trombley's Science of Solid Materials class when he had an epiphany: He wants to help advance the field of […]

Onward, upward: GCU helps students step into jobs

There is one overarching factor in how GCU administrators and faculty are judged: Did their students get good jobs after graduation? It is the true […]

Students game for 'Animal Crossing' Commencement

Parents have been known to tell their college-age children that getting a degree is no game. But for one group of friends at GCU, a […]

Symposium/Showcase clicks in quick shift online

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology Research Symposium and Honors Showcase made a quick transition to online when the COVID-19 precautions were put in […]

From town to town, Lopes donned cap and gown

From remote graduation parties to a graduation ceremony on Zoom to a social-distance-minded graduation dinner al fresco from a parking lot across from a Texas […]