College of Science, Engineering and Technology

HOSA chapter brightens conference, Light the Night Walk

GCU's HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) chapter likes to keep busy and capped off the fall semester by speaking at the Arizona HOSA Fall […]

Virtual museum, other VR projects exhibit promise

Virtual museums, virtual tours of the White House, a virtual skeletal cadaver lab -- they all became reality in Dr. Isac Artzi's CS 320 Human-Computer […]

Undergraduate research highlighted at symposium

Five student groups presented their research at the Undergraduate Learning Community and Research Symposium Friday. “It’s very clear to me that what used to be […]

GCU's female STEM leaders paving the way

The National Science Foundation’s Science & Engineering Indicators (2018) relayed that women in 2015 received fewer bachelor’s degrees than men in the computer sciences (18%), […]

Thunderbots earn award at robotics tournament

GCU News Bureau The GCU Robotics team, the Thunderbots, competed earlier this month in the VEX U Fall Tournament, a preliminary/practice competition, at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical […]

California high school filled with GCU connections

University development manager Sarah Wade is a GCU graduate and is working on her doctorate. Her daughter went to GCU and now teaches at a […]

Provost speaker: Hit 'enter' on a cybersecurity career

National Cybersecurity Career Awareness Week is designed to introduce students to careers in the field. One event GCU students could attend this week was a […]

Students: Head to GCU's HSET Day, stat!

“Glorious Frequencies: Music, Physics and Engineering" “Lazy or Lupus? Is My Tiredness Pathological?” and "The Robots are Coming!" were just some of the topics high […]

Student attends largest gathering of women technologists

GCU News Bureau GCU computer science student Jamie Graham recently attended the Grace Hopper Celebration conference in Orlando, Fla. The event is the world’s largest […]