College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Electrical engineering tech students still wired in

Tool kits, volt meters and broken equipment aren't exactly the kind of gifts students expect to receive for graduation. But they were the presents Electrical […]

Anatomy duo muscles into distance learning

When Michael Bodeen, GCU's lead instructor of dissection and the faculty member who helms the anatomy lab, first started hearing about COVID-19 in China, he […]

She won't walk stage, but her journey continues

When she came to the United States as a high school exchange student from Italy, Bianca Giorgi said she was searching for a place she […]

Honors College, Brewers knock STEM out of the park

What do you get when you combine the Milwaukee Brewers and GCU's Honors College? The Brewers STEM Crew after school club. The program for middle […]

It's a crime to not love GCU's Forensic Science Day

It was a dark and stormy night ... no, not really. Actually, it was a sunny Tuesday morning at Grand Canyon University for Forensic Science […]

Panel sheds light on teen dating violence

Teen dating violence affects 1.5 million young people in America, which is why the University's HOSA Future Health Professionals chapter thought it was important to […]

Student's deep dive highlights research colloquium

Most of the presentations at the Dr. Kevin McClean Research Colloquium on Wednesday afternoon centered on improving the student experience at GCU, and one of […]

Engineering clubs get taste of projects, ice cream

Students taking UNV-112, "Success in Science, Engineering and Technology," floated fellow students' boats with a boat-float challenge. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers chapter displayed […]

Conference looks at science through lens of faith

No one should have to choose between faith and science. "Faith is a starting point for knowledge, not the end of the search to understand […]