College of Science, Engineering and Technology

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, […]

Students' tech skills on digital display at showcase

The Technology Capstone Showcase was an opportunity to see what computer science and computer programming students have been learning -- and it clearly is a […]

Team lands $5,000 contract at Opportunity Hack

A GCU technology team spent two days at Opportunity Hack 2018 developing an app to help three nonprofits with a pressing tech problem. They also […]

Online graduates share stories worth celebrating

Graduates of the online program at Grand Canyon University always have inspirational stories to tell, and this year they were equally inspired by keynote speaker […]

'All In' talk is a 100% hit at fall commencement

If the graduates at fall commencement didn't know about ninth-grade world history teacher and New York Giants chaplain Gian-Paul Gonzalez before they got to GCU […]

Slideshow: Fall commencement, Friday afternoon ceremony

Photos by Slaven Gujic, David Kadlubowski and Travis Neely GCU News Bureau The Friday afternoon ceremony of fall commencement at Grand Canyon University included 675 […]

Freshmen build community in engineering workshops

You have one minute: Rant on the topic of “Pockets.” Go! It was just one of the activities freshman engineering students tackled in Excellence in […]

Girl Powered event: Sugar, spice, everything STEM

They programmed robots, made battery motors, concocted some gooey gak and, more importantly, got in touch with their inner scientist. Fourth- through eighth-grade girls were […]