Let the grad celebrations commence
More than 900 degrees will be awarded in two ceremonies on Saturday, Dec. 12. Get all the details here....
Carnegie audience cheers Wind Orchestra
Students were awed by performing in the renowned hall and seeing the sights of New York....
Student shares high notes of Carnegie experience
Performing at Carnegie Hall has always been a dream for Marisa Curbelo, but she never thought that she would actually...
Engineering, business students collaborate and compete
Hybrid course requires developing, building and marketing a new product, culminating in the Eagle Biz Awards on Dec. 5....
Night at the Nest adds remote bidding
The Dec. 4 event is sold out, but FGCU fans who don’t have tickets can bid on a trip to...
20 years ago, FGCU celebrated groundbreaking
No buildings. No roads. Yet hundreds of Southwest Floridians rode buses to get to the remote campus location where the...
Nominate an outstanding grad for Alumni Awards
Winners will be recognized at a celebration during Alumni Weekend, Feb. 18-20....
Aspiring teachers share literacy message
FGCU students used books, games, storytelling and arts and crafts to engage dozens of families that attended a Literacy Festival...
Support art and fight hunger at Empty Bowls
Ceramics will be on sale at the Arts Complex from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 4, and soup will...
Colliers pledge $4 million for scholarships
Longtime FGCU supporters are honored at President’s Scholarship Luncheon, the annual celebration that brings donors and students together....
Women’s soccer 3rd team ever to advance in NCAA
The Eagles move on to the tournament’s second round, facing Duke on Friday, Nov. 20 in Gainesville....
