College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Pre-science coordinators guide health care students

College of Arts and Sciences staffers Cherissa Chacon and Helen Howard serve as pre-science coordinators, helping pre-med students and others develop the portfolios they need […]

Issue of prescription drugs in water requires research

Dr. Randhir Deo tracks trends in water contamination but most notably has written peer-reviewed academic journal articles about the rising tide of pharmaceutical drugs in […]

Arizona science, tech leaders join advisory board

The President's STEM Advisory Board will help guide the University's expansion of technology programs and its development of an engineering curriculum.

New computer science, technology degrees address STEM skills

Grand Canyon University unveiled its Bachelor of Science degrees in computer science and information technology, providing STEM-oriented students with access to in-demand tech training in […]

Summer Classes Serve a Number of Purposes for GCU Students

As the University grows, so does summer school, and this year's enrollment increased 67 percent over the summer of 2012. Financial incentives for taking summer […]

Health Care Symposium at GCU Tries to Get Beyond 'Failure of Government'

Health care reform is within our grasp, but only if the right people step forward and keep politics out of the debate. That was the […]

Under the Microscope: Forensic Science Day to Lure 'CSI' Types

This week's Forensic Science Day highlights Grand Canyon University's rapidly growing forensic science program and provides interactive events for students to learn more about the […]

Medical Examiners Popular at Health Sciences and Nursing Day

It's not everything that TV shows like "CSI" make it out to be, but a profession in the medical examiner's field still brings plenty of […]

Getting a Clue: Students Gravitate to Law Enforcement Club

GCU's criminal justice law enforcement club is preparing to compete in a regional competition of the American Criminal Justice Association in November.