Bridge to Iquitos: An FGCU undergrad’s Peruvian research adventure
What if you could step back in time and see the landscape as it was before human development? In most...
Musical FGCU faculty extend lessons beyond the classroom
When university faculty stand before a crowd, you’d generally expect a lecture to follow. On this Saturday evening at the...
FGCU steps up for quarantined students in campus housing
Students Meagan Harding and Sam Palmisano have unique perspectives about what coronavirus quarantining was like on the Florida Gulf Coast...
FGCU at 25: Prof becomes one of first to achieve an unlikely honor
In the last 25 years, many tales have been told about the founding of this illustrious institution. Some are true....
FGCU research aims to protect and grow oyster population
Oysters are a small species with a big job. Serving as a natural filtration system, these shellfish help keep water...
Piano professor and protégé play Carnegie Hall on March 21
Concert to feature piano duets they recorded at FGCU...
Students prove dogged when it comes to reading
College of Ed program helps children practice literacy skills with canine cohorts...
Library exhibit explores ‘The Black Experience in Lee County’
Collaboration with Black History Museum spotlights pillars of community...
Fun-filled FGCU Day kicks off 25th anniversary festivities
Public invited to join campus community Feb. 12 for more than 150 free activities...
New book trains critical eye on FGCU’s sustainability efforts
It took 69 authors, three editors, three years to write and 18 months to publish, but “Making the Sustainable University:...
Fall 2021 graduates make the most of time at FGCU
When it comes to student success, drawing a representative picture of the talent in a particular graduating class isn’t easy....