College of Science, Engineering and Technology

First IT grads establish links with each other, GCU

The rapidly expanding College of Science, Engineering and Technology on Friday will graduate its first information technology students. Paul Rodriguez, Jake Womer, Bridgette Smith and […]

Engineering students are no mean ones, Mr. Grinch

Santa found some unlikely elves in GCU mechanical engineering students, who spent more than 12 hours in the days before Thanksgiving helping a nonprofit group, […]

Old methods may not measure up to 3D body scans

Forget the old-school written log and measuring tape -- 3D body scans may be the way of the future. One GCU research team spent the […]

GCU club engineers hope for Ruby

What mechanical engineering major Grant Goodman thought would be a weekend project turned into a seven-month labor of love for him and members of GCU's […]

GCU's finger on the pulse of science with HSET Day

More than 2,300 students from 65 schools across Arizona tiptoed through cadaver, engineering and DNA labs, and cavorted with 3D printers and robots as part […]

Will Cyber Warfare Range have impact? Bank on it

The Arizona Cyber Warfare Range -- Metro Phoenix is the first jewel in the crown of what will become a 140,000 square-foot innovation center at […]

Where to find fantastic beasts? At GCU-led talk

If you know what a pukwudgie, mooncalf, billywig and bowtruckle are, then you might have been one of the muggles at the recent "The Science […]

Mixed reality virtually pumps up S.M.U.R.F. students

S.M.U.R.F. has nothing to do with little blue creatures who dislike Gargamel. Instead S.M.U.R.F., or Smart Urban Fabrics, is a student research and development group […]

Robotics Club gets in gear with debut of Thunderbot

GCU's Robotics Club has been gearing up for bigger things. Since it debuted last year, the club has been raising funds and establishing bylaws. But […]