College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Forensic Day to feature cadaver lab tours and more

High school students who participate Tuesday in Forensic Science Day 2016 will have a chance to analyze fingerprints and handwriting, observe blood-spatter reconstruction, tour GCU's […]

New medical technology 'all starts with an idea' at Solutions Challenge

GCU engineering, medical, computer science and business students on Tuesday were enticed to join forces and compete in BioAccel's Solutions Challenge 2016. Student-faculty teams from […]

Career Services Student Workers of the Month: Autumn Gilchriest and Stephen Crane

By Marette Hahn GCU Career Services When you sit down with Autumn Gilchriest and Stephen Crane, this month's Student Workers of the Month, you immediately feel […]

Hall of Fame inductees epitomize GCU's spirit

The 2016 Alumni Hall of Fame ceremony Saturday afternoon, the high point of the homecoming weekend, featured crisp speeches and many plaudits for the University […]

Techies with tender hearts give computers, skills to community

GCU's Innovative Computing Club is about a year old, but this month club members are completing a compassion mission they began almost as soon as […]

Engineers honor Mueller for STEM leadership

GCU President Mueller, who has made it a priority to expand STEM programs and enrollment at GCU to help build a highly trained workforce, was […]

Campus expansion will reach even more students

Story by Rick Vacek Photos by Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau As if a new engineering building and a state-of-the-art recording studio weren’t enough … […]

K-12 science dynamo spreads STEM love

Amanda Hughens, GCU's K-12 STEM outreach manager, is a blur of positive energy who wears more proverbial hats than a millinery’s models and whose resume […]

Honoring God in the workplace is on our office to-do list

What would you have to change about yourself in the workplace if your employer was God? You might need to pray more often for the […]