College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Trio takes Forensic Science's unity to the next level

They analyzed blood spatter and DNA. They did toxicology screenings. And they studied together and helped each other pass their Forensic Science classes. Now David […]

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 […]