College of Science, Engineering and Technology

The real deal: New engineering programs show practical applications

The three new engineering bachelor's degree programs this year in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology at Grand Canyon University have made an important […]

Alhambra STEM Scholars finish first college course

A group of science-minded Alhambra High School students completed a biology course on campus this week, marking the launch of Grand Canyon University STEM Scholars.

STEM campers learn to bake brownies in solar ovens

More than 20 middle school and high school girls in Grand Canyon University's all-female STEM academic camp braved the searing hot weather Wednesday as they […]

Faculty member has the Intel for engineers

If you’d like to chat about ion implantation in microchips, wonder how circuit boards work, or would just like to shoot the breeze about engineering […]

AzHOSA students hone skills at national competition

Eight members of Grand Canyon University’s chapter of the AzHOSA health care professions organization are off to Anaheim, Calif., today to compete in HOSA’s 38th […]

Internships cut to core of grad school standards

Led by faculty member Michael Bodeen, students in Grand Canyon University's Biology 492-L internship are learning the dissection skills they will need to be succeed […]

GCU alums minister to needs of Ugandans during medical mission trip

GCU Today Magazine A group of health care professionals who studied together at Grand Canyon University before going to medical school traveled to western Uganda last year to […]

Commencement Day 2: Non-traditional students

By Darryl Webb GCU News Bureau

Commencement offers poignant tribute amid pomp

By GCU News Bureau Thursday morning’s commencement, the first of six to be held this week for the Grand Canyon University’s Class of 2015 in […]