Spring graduates share inspiring journeys to earning degrees
FGCU students travel many different paths to one destination: graduation day. Out of 1,942 candidates for undergraduate and graduates degrees...
Ukrainian cellist at FGCU pairs passion for music with jujitsu
Tetyana Pyatovolenko of FGCU’s Bower School of Music & the Arts likes to say she didn’t choose the cello. The cello chose her. When Pyatovolenko was just...
Golisano Foundation awards $1 million grant to FGCU’s Community Autism Network
A $1 million Golisano Foundation grant to the Community Autism Network at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) will advance initiatives...
Storytelling Series opens pathways to connections, healing
Why do we tell stories? And how do we build a story good enough to share in front of an...
Lee residents eligible for free career-readiness programs at FGCU
Lee County residents are now eligible for scholarships and tuition assistance to earn micro-credentials at Florida Gulf Coast University. This...
FGCU COVID-19 research reaches rarified air in Utah
Students present pathogen study to pandemic expert Fauci at top conference...
Philharmonia blends FGCU students with area musicians
Free concert April 20 at South Fort Myers High School...
FGCU launches comprehensive campaign to ensure continued excellence
As Florida Gulf Coast University heads into its second quarter-century, there is much to celebrate: a thriving institution educating 16,000...
For the love of science: Engineering profs are a team in lab and life
What do TV comedy power-couple Jim and Pam of “The Office,” world-renowned scientists Marie and Pierre Curie and Hollywood stars...
Beating the bite: FGCU professor’s algorithm aids in identifying snakes
Imagine being bitten by a snake. In the moments of chaos that might ensue, the snake slithers back into the...
Inner strength course designed to build empathy and resilience
In the golden light of a spring evening at Florida Gulf Coast University, small groups of people slowly stroll together,...
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...