College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Technology clicks for neurodivergent grad

Samantha Vousden’s neurodivergence has affected how she relates to people. But it’s also what has helped her thrive in her major, along with supportive faculty […]

International student graduate finds home at GCU

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Many European students dream of attending college in the United States, including Tijana (pronounced Tiana) Zlaticanin, from Sutomore, Montenegro. […]

Virtual reality gym, pirate ship projects a treasure

Boarding the pirate ship, you hear the splash of the waves, hear the birds and feel the sway of the ship. But this ship isn’t […]

Fly under the radar? Not for GCU's new engineering, technology dean

Paul Lambertson flew all over the world as a pilot in the Air Force before retiring and running the Systems Engineering program at his alma […]

National conference's GenCyber Day makes the circuit at GCU

GCU didn’t want to take a back seat when the NICE K12 Cybersecurity Education Conference headed to Phoenix. Instead, it co-hosted a preconference event, GenCyber […]

Jewish professor at Christian university embraces kindness of community at GCU

Seeing the atrocities happening in the Israel-Hamas war, Dr. Isac Artzi was moved to write an email to GCU President Brian Mueller. In it, the […]

GCU sophomores take center stage at first Girls in Cyber event

GCU sophomores Allie Urbaszewski and Megan Howell made a strong impression as they played major leadership roles in the first Girls in Cyber event for […]

KEEN Engineering Unleashed Fellow a force in teaching

There's an art -- and a science -- to teaching, and Emmy Tomforde, a professor on the engineering faculty knows the secret sauce. She is […]

New academic programs span interests, from pets to planets

The number of academic programs grows every year at GCU. This academic year is no exception with interesting degrees added in pre-dentistry and pre-veterinary, while […]