College of Science Engineering and Technology

ROTC cadets unfurl tradition of honoring 9/11 victims

Ethan Doest was determined to keep the ritual of the 9/11 flag planting by GCU’s ROTC program strong. Doest, for the fifth consecutive year, participated […]

Spectrum of research revealed at annual colloquium

Alleviating the early struggles of online students, providing more support for remote teachers and examining the Christian perspective of ageism and health care were among […]

IT Help Desk helped him land a job with Tesla

Cybersecurity student Ethan Anderson forgot he had applied at Tesla, never thinking the company would never call him. But recruiters did, and now he'll start […]

Environmental, conservation projects unearthed at showcase

Students shared their research on increasing the number of black-tailed prairie dogs and pollinators, spoke on rainwater collection and more at the recent Biological Sciences […]

Students' passion projects on display at symposium

Students spoke passionately about reading, individualism, creating a clean fuel and helping first-generation students at the Canyon Undergraduate Research Symposium. The event isn't open to […]

Technology a hit at end-of-program event

Chicken nugget battles took place, mini launchers dispatched foam balls at your face, a self-care apps that suggested you meditate were the call of the […]

Canyon Undergraduate Research Symposium

Students presented their projects and research at the Canyon Undergraduate Research Symposium on Wednesday in the Technology Building. Student presenters from across the University's colleges […]

All the technology buzzwords? They’re here

One team is creating a facial recognition model they’ll place on a robot so it can follow you around. Another is devising a machine learning […]

Growing Nutritional Sciences program savoring its success

The College of Science, Engineering and Technology added the popular Nutritional Sciences bachelor’s program to its offerings, in part, because students pushed for it. Now […]