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Naples center fills need for early childhood learning in Collier

April 18, 2024 0

Until recently, 95-year-old Lori Mansell hadn’t been in a classroom since she stopped teaching 25 years ago. At the request...

How one Colloquium instructor brought a little piece of Fort Myers to Kenya

April 15, 2024 0

Discover how an FGCU faculty member’s response to a student’s question in the popular University Colloquium course changed the lives...

Exploring science and intellectual pursuit in the theatre department

April 12, 2024 0

Theater has long been a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and exploration. Plays that endure often have a timeless relevance in...

From interviewing to etiquette, Career Development Services has students covered

April 10, 2024 0

Lindsey Lydon and Brett Anderson have several important things in common. They are Florida Gulf Coast University seniors focused on...

Grad school experiences lead to success for technology entrepreneur

April 5, 2024 0

It’s not unusual for a college student to take a part-time job at the corner sandwich shop to help make...

What is the future of AI in healthcare?

April 4, 2024 0

Discover FGCU’s use of holographic technology and cancer detection advancements as they relate to AI....

FGCU hosts teachers from 20 nations for Fulbright program

March 29, 2024 0

Luciana Gregorini, a secondary school teacher of English as a foreign language from Mar del Plata, Argentina, recently spent six...

Alum addresses disability-related questions through new children’s book

March 28, 2024 0

Lauren Horowitz has cerebral palsy. She wears a leg brace, and the fingers on her right hand sometimes tighten up...

Courtside from day one: two decades of superfandom

March 22, 2024 0

From the thrill of victory to the shared heartbreak of defeat, college sporting events have long created a sense of...

Art lover dedicated to collecting student work, supporting galleries

March 19, 2024 0

A SWFL art lover opens up about the joy of collecting artwork and supporting Florida Gulf Coast University’s art students...

‘But came the waves and washed it away’: Exploring Sanibel’s coastal dynamics

March 15, 2024 0

In one of the earliest sonnets in English, Edmund Spenser illustrated the futility of carving a name into the sandy...

Easing the burden: How rent-free living gives students a chance to soar

March 12, 2024 0

Twenty years ago, a partnership between Florida Gulf Coast University and the Southern Scholarship Foundation paved the way for high-achieving...