Women’s soccer alumna kicks off Olympics with Sweden
From being an FGCU women’s soccer standout to recently signing with the Washington Spirit of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL), Julia Roddar...
Alum’s TikToks inspire fellow teachers, attract following
Classroom hacks and Cricut crafts earn millions of views...
Alumnus helps veterans transition to civilian life, oversees Home Base move
When Armando Hernandez (’14, Exercise Science) left the Marine Corps, he faced a challenge. Four years of honorable service took...
Bioengineering alums, students help company develop device to kill COVID-19
For well over a year, the pandemic made people more attentive to their sniffles and coughs, or they would actively...
Alumnae helped set the stage for successful Grad Walk
A decade-plus-long friendship turned business partnership allowed two FGCU alumnae to help create perhaps the most unique graduation experience in...
Wasp-loving professor gets unique gift from former student
If someone named a wasp after you, you might consider it stinging commentary on their feelings about you. But when...
New grad from Myanmar exemplifies The FGCU Effect
Grateful for opportunities, she gave back by serving as a tutor and mentor...
10 outstanding graduates selected for 2021 Hall of Fame
FGCU’s highest honor recognizes achievements of student leaders…...
Grad using spotlight to advocate for people with disabilities
Letter to Nike led to three-year collaboration on adaptive footwear...
3 engineering grads back on campus to build The Water School
Alumni are all part of the Manhattan Construction team...
Special education grad named Lee County Teacher of the Year
‘She is touching not only the lives of her students but also those of their families’...