College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Java boot camp helps students launch new careers

Bill Palowski served in the Air Force for 23 years. Christina Herman was a GCU student who changed her major three times and wasn't sure […]

Math lesson a plus for microbiology students

When GCU biology professor Dr. Galyna Kufryk saw that some of her microbiology students were struggling with the math in her course, she turned to […]

Student research on display at symposium

"There's real science going on ... there's real innovation," Provost Dr. Hank Radda said during Wednesday's Undergraduate Learning Community and Research Symposium. Student presenters spoke […]

HSET Day shows nuts and bolts of robots, sciences

"Why is There a Robot in My Operating Room?" We're not sure why, either. But high school students found out why on Health Sciences, Engineering […]

Faith and science purposefully coexist at GCU

Editor’s note: This story is reprinted from the November issue of GCU Magazine. To view the digital version, click here.  By Lana Sweeten-Shults GCU Magazine […]

Biology students' responses to end-of-course survey

GCU Magazine Biology professor Dr. Daisy Savarirajan asked students in an end-of-course survey about the impact of faith-science integration on their personal faith. Here are […]

Virtual reality project bytes into the Bible

GCU Computer Science students are adding a modern twist to the Bible by using virtual reality to bring some of its most famous stories to […]

LIGO laser-focused on proving Einstein's theory

Albert Einstein introduced a whole new game in physics with his general theory of relativity, proposing new concepts of space and time. He imagined the […]

Veteran professor loves working in ACE centers

Students tutored by the Academic and Career Excellence centers don't have to worry about missing out on instruction from adjunct professor Martin (Dion) Benes. Morning, […]