College of Science, Engineering and Technology

GCU alum finds the door that leads to healing

It was an emotional day when GCU alumna Samantha Bedore started her first day of a residency in physical therapy at HonorHealth in Scottsdale. She […]

Cybersecurity panel sounds the online battle cry

The ongoing cybersecurity battle is such a fascinating topic, a panel of experts -- including Dr. Heather Monthie, Associate Dean of the College of Science, […]

Girl Powered event helps STEM gap in science fields

“I really do believe the big gap between engineers – male and female – is that girls are told it’s a boy’s job,” said sophomore […]

Robotics Club gears up for Girl Powered STEM event

Women only make up 24 percent of the STEM fields, according to VEX Robotics, which is why it launched its Girl Powered initiative. Inspired by […]

Professionals give students tips about medical careers

Six medical professionals spoke to Grand Canyon University students Wednesday night about what it takes to get into their field. They emphasized that it's not […]

IT-cyber program gets NSA, DHS stamp of approval

GCU's IT-cybersecurity bachelor's degree program just received a prestigious designation, being named a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education. The award is […]

Providing a strong Foundation for Christian teaching

The One Foundation Lunch and Learns, which began Friday, offer a perfect opportunity for faculty members to learn more about teaching from a Christian perspective. […]

Honors student researches cancer cures at internship

Honors College sophomore Esmeralda Gomez earned a prestigious internship at TGen this summer and for eight weeks joined students from around the country, including Ivy […]

New engineering leaders bring industry savvy to GCU

Dr. Janet Brelin-Fornari began her career at General Motors, serving as an expert witness in product liability lawsuits against the company. It was then that […]