College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Cybersecurity camp keeps faculty, high school students sharp

AI and cybersecurity present constant developments, and GCU's annual GenCyber Camp continues to stay current in helping high school students interested in pursuing a college […]

College's camp for girls is building a bridge to engineering

Ice pops? They're a common summertime treat. But the fourth through eighth grade girls gathered on the fourth floor of the Engineering Building on Wednesday […]

Interns cracking the code on making robotics course accessible to online students

Interns in the College of Engineering and Technology's Artificial Intelligence/Virtual Reality Lab are working on some mind-blowing projects this summer. One of them involves creating […]

GCU strengthens connection with Arizona manufacturing community

President Brian Mueller shares university's vision to be manufacturing hub It began with a longboard and a dream for Weston Smith, who would watch his […]

GCU honors more than 115 trades students for earning certificates of completion

Speaker to students at Night of Celebration: Be authentic, own your mistakes Photos by Tanielle Gilbert Allen White said, 15 years ago, it’s likely you […]

Students build companion robots, research scooterless students in poster projects

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Imagine you’re a freshman. It’s the first day of class at your new school, Grand Canyon University. You’re far […]

Supercomputer, smart pillow shine at Engineering, Technology Capstone event

Photos by Ralph Freso Computers are great and all, but a supercomputer? That’s university gold, particularly when it comes to research. It’s what Ben Walters’ […]

Students power up their exercise science, nutrition know-how

“Ahh! He’s in a lot of pain!” declares Michael McKenney, eyeing a high school student whose injured arm needs to be in a splint. Knowing […]

Lopes level up on workplace development skills

Photos by Ralph Freso / Slideshow Legos are a young person’s game. And sometimes, an engineer’s game, as it was for Nate Cottrell, director of […]