FGCU community celebrates Juneteenth on campus
Florida Gulf Coast University celebrated the 157th anniversary of Juneteenth, the national holiday recognizing the end of slavery, with a...
Music demand getting hot for teacher-in-training
How is a teacher similar to a pop-music star? Both present themselves professionally in front of an audience. That’s why...
FGCU at 25: Chemistry, close-knit campus brought couple together
Barrett Stejskal was a 6-foot-5, 280-pound man-mountain who loved the outdoors and didn’t mind expressing it during his years at...
Competitive Esports players part of club that’s all fun and video games
When you hear the term “Esports,” what comes to mind? Is it a cold, dark room with the only hint...
Azul still looks his best in The Nest as the years fly by
When most of us look at photos taken past and present, we see the reality that time stops for no...
Campus Food Pantry still serving students in need
The COVID-19 crisis has isolated people in ways many have never dealt with before, but some find themselves even more...
Jubilee Scholarships provide four-year full ride
Alex Amador is one of dozens of Collier County students who have received the Jubilee Scholarship at Florida Gulf Coast...
Have a spoonful of civil debate and a splash of diversity with your coffee
With more than 200 Registered Student Organizations at FGCU, there’s a club for almost everyone. While many are service and...
Azul earns a permanent seat in FGCU history
Bronze sculpture and bench unveiled in Alumni Legacy Plaza at Cohen Center...
Shore things for a day at the beach
Students share their favorites for soaking up sun, sand and surf...
Fraternities and sororities flourishing
Greek groups making an impact in SW Florida...