Learn more about Renaissance Academy

Open houses are scheduled in January for the public to learn more about FGCU’s Renaissance Academy, which offers lifelong learning and enrichment programs through more...

‘Secret Life of Bees’ author headlines festival

FGCU’s 11th Annual Sanibel Island Writers Conference features Sue Monk Kidd and other noted authors Nov. 3-6....

Enter your short film in new FGCU festival

Deadline is Dec. 2 to submit entries for first Content International Film Festival to be held on campus....

Modern twist may shake up Shakespeare

11 students playing more than 20 characters in romantic shipwreck comedy ‘The Tempest,’ running Nov. 11-20 in TheatreLab....

Exhibit showcases ASG Technologies’ gift of art

Painting, printmaking, ceramics, mixed-media sculpture and fiber arts featured in show opening Oct. 13....

Artists explore home life in joint exhibit

Duo delves into emotional and psychological repercussions in show opening Thursday, Oct. 6 at Main Gallery....

Exhibit showcases galleries’ permanent collection

“Inspired Collectors: Highlights from the Permanent Collection” will be on display from Aug. 17 to Sept. 22....

Competition key experience for K-12 pianists

FGCU and Steinway Piano Society’s annual contest to give 51 young musicians valuable experience and inspiration....

Exhibit uncovers history of first free black community in US

Fort Mose represents a testament to courageous African-Americans who risked and often lost their lives in the long struggle to...

Art and spoken word meet in ArtLab

Gallery opening Thursday features artist’s talk and readings by students inspired by the exhibit....

Share FGCU memories at April 7 open house

20th Anniversary Planning Committee invites alumni, donors, community leaders, local history buffs and others to bring keepsakes....

The Dunk City effect: then and now

FGCU’s latest NCAA tournament run underscores the university’s remarkable growth in three years....