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...
Panel discussion, cookout planned to celebrate Juneteenth
Holiday marks Black Americans’ emancipation from slavery...
Research gives those on autism spectrum a shot at learning golf
Stephanie Maffeo never envisioned herself as a golfer, but after participating in an interdisciplinary research project coordinated by Florida Gulf...
Students answer call for Voluntary Income Tax Assistance
Drive-through sites help those with lower incomes...
Finding healing in harmonies: Music therapy program continues to grow
A familiar tune can help stir memories of days past. Whether it’s the upbeat melody of a pop song or...
Amid pandemic, student teacher sees her pupils learning empathy
Cordova works with fourth- and fifth-graders with emotional behavior disorders...
Clothesline Project weaving the thread of collective healing
T-shirts made by a survivor or someone who has lost a loved one to violence...
Grad using spotlight to advocate for people with disabilities
Letter to Nike led to three-year collaboration on adaptive footwear...
Rising STEM star awarded prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
Highly competitive program supports development of next generation of researchers...
Community hopes for healing of grief through COVID memorial
Alfred Diaz, proud Marine, family patriarch and grandfather to FGCU sophomore Alessio L. Luna, died of COVID-19 in October. Naomi...
‘FGCU Remembers’: Community gathers to mourn COVID-19 losses
Art installation on Great Lawn to feature thousands of handmade tributes to victims...