College of Science, Engineering and Technology

The algorithm was spot on for GCU club's Robots in the Canyon competition

a VEX V% robotics competition that drew 24 teams from across the state.

GCU, Lux are engineering a new construct

The university and company are re-energizing manufacturing and forging an ecosystem where engineering, the trades and technology intersect EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published […]

Tech faculty talk K-12 research opportunities, GCU's cyber-ecosphere

Dr. Pam Rowland, associate dean in the College of Engineering and Technology, and Dr. Rob Loy, CET assistant dean, recently presented at the EDUCAUSE Annual […]

November GCU Magazine delves into manufacturing, character, charcuterie

When GCU President Brian Mueller heard about the dire electricians shortage, he wanted to solve it, even though universities traditionally don’t delve into trades education. […]

5 questions with Dr. Michael De Gregorio

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published as the "5-on-5" feature in the August issue of GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins around campus […]

Campus mourns loss of beloved chemistry educator, Purple Professor

Dr. Kathryn Kitzmiller, a Grand Canyon University science professor best known on campus as one of the Purple Profs, passed away Thursday after a short […]

Tech team keyed in to build a hackable network to train GCU cyber students

EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was originally published in GCU Magazine, available in the purple bins across campus or digitally. Photos by Ralph Freso As a […]

Thinking outside the box lands GCU instructor inside a national fellowship

While working as a youth pastor for a small church in Chandler, Arizona, Vance Collins never imagined how his journey would lead him to shepherd […]

Engineers Gone Global heads with gospel and water to rural Costa Rica

The gospel can’t be shared if there isn’t a place for the community to gather. A Central American mission had a community center, but water […]