College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Geoscientist says he has the dirt on dinosaurs, creation

Dr. Timothy Clarey of the Institute for Creation Research says the truth is in the rocks and the scientific data. The truth for him is […]

Bones of the matter: Beddow talks forensics

How do fictional shows such as "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and "Bones" compare to an actual crime lab? Melissa Beddow, GCU associate professor of forensic […]

Geologist digs on dinosaurs – and the Bible

Geoscientist Dr. Timothy Clarey, who worked for Chevron USA for many years, says what the rocks have shown him support biblical text: "It's a beautiful […]

New labs, curriculum get students in a learning flow

GCU's third-year engineering students returned this year to cutting edge new labs and a spiffed up curriculum that allows them to easily apply a broad […]

User's guide to Welcome Week: All hands on deck

Welcome Week 2017 promises to be another busy and festive time for students as they return to campus. But it’s extremely important, too. “The week […]

This family has found its (dual) purpose at GCU

Here's a family that has taken devotion to Grand Canyon University to a new level: Not only does Renee Taillon work and study at GCU, […]

Science is fun, and CSO Training Institute proves it

More than 130 Chief Science Officers from middle and high schools across Arizona are learning leadership, communication and team-building skills this week at the second […]

Engineering a path to computer science jobs

An Amazon software engineer described her colorful career path Thursday to a Code.org cohort of 25 Arizona educators. The K-12 teachers are at GCU this […]

GCU adds master's degree in cybersecurity

Starting in August, GCU is offering a new Master of Science in Cyber Security, an online degree intended to arm students with skills to detect […]