College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Code.org links computer science teachers to success

With computing jobs in such high demand, it's hard to find and keep skilled computer science teachers, said Corinne Araza, GCU's Director of STEM Outreach […]

CSET professor presents research in Sweden

GCU News Bureau College of Science, Engineering and Technology Professor Dr. Ramesh Velupillaimani presented his research findings this summer at the First European Congress on […]

DNA gets A-OK from GCU STEM campers

DNA necklaces and DNA code bead bracelets just might be the unlikeliest type of jewelry. But they were a couple of the academic jewels made […]

What the nonprofit GCU is not: A not-for-profit

The terminology might sound the same, but when it comes to "nonprofit" and "not-for-profit," there are subtle differences between the two. So when it comes […]

GCU researchers: Don't skip that day of exercise

If you want to get the most out of exercising, it seems that exercising every day makes a difference. Dr. Zachary Zeigler and a team […]

Students test their gray matter at Summer Institute

The Summer Institute isn't quite like the traditional s'mores and campfire summer camp. Instead, the more than a dozen academic camps in various GCU colleges […]

GCU steps up for black-footed ferret count

The black-footed ferret was thought to be extinct in the late 1970s until a small population was discovered in Wyoming in 1981. Arizona's Aubrey Valley […]

On the job: GCU focused on career-friendly degrees

Gone are the days of only having the option of earning the traditional bachelor's degree in English or bachelor's degree in history. Administrators want to […]

GCU Volunteer Fair a 'matchmaking opportunity'

"I wanted to pay it back," GCU Enrollment supervisor Michael Rodriguez said at the GCU Volunteer Fair on Wednesday at the 27th Avenue office building […]