Hell, high water and canned tuna: Alum tells global stories for The New York Times
Video journalist Alex Pena has slept in Black Hawk helicopters flying over Afghanistan, in a tent on the tarmac of...
FGCU’s Runway Program celebrates $1 million milestone
Some people know early in life that they’re not interested in a traditional 9-to-5 job. “I knew for the longest...
Alum addresses disability-related questions through new children’s book
Lauren Horowitz has cerebral palsy. She wears a leg brace, and the fingers on her right hand sometimes tighten up...
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FGCU Athletics received an early holiday gift this year to help elevate its programs, boost recruiting and keep fans across the country...
Pickleball champion and ambassador promoting game in Peru
Since she was old enough to hold a racket, Florida Gulf Coast University sophomore Miranda Cabieses had a dream. She...
Blankets & Blessings helps homeless, one person at a time
A decade ago, 8-year-old Will Constantine asked his mother, Kerry, how people without houses stay warm in the winter. “That’s...
Alumna overcomes Lyme disease, launches foundation to help others
In 2016, Wendy Phillips was getting married. She also thought she was dying. “I was sleeping 16, 17 hours a...
Percussion ensemble sets new tempo at Bower School
Four music education students will take that education to new heights this spring when they release their own album, along...
Alumna has a front-row seat for election-year drama
2014 grad works in Lee County Elections Office communications department...
Social worker helps people see dignity through changing circumstances
Most people seek to avoid conflict in their professional lives. Social worker Christine Douangsouri (’16, MSW) seeks it out. Every step of her career...