Service-learning students bring health aid to Nicaragua

Members of the FGCU Global Brigades Chapter went on a nine-day medical and public health service-learning trip to Nicaragua....

FGCU engages teens in intensive STEM program

40 high school students from Lee and Collier counties selected for free summer camp....

Students practice social studies teaching at Immokalee school

Exercise helps teachers in training gain experience with children....

Summer camp for drum majors a first for FGCU

Event could become a draw for high school bands across the Southeastern United States...

FGCU alum awarded full scholarship to Oxford

Andres Machado moved to the U.S. from Colombia when he was 16 and having trouble learning English. Now he’s using...

Business Development Center names director, presents awards

Lois Knox succeeds Dan Regelski, who pioneered the development of FGCU’s SBDC almost 20 years ago, and who recently retired...

Wetlands expert earns international honor

Watch a video about FGCU eminent scholar William Mitsch, who co-wrote what is considered the definitive textbook on wetlands ecology...

FGCU #1 among ‘30 Amazing Colleges at the Beach’

Online Schools Center, a college information website, placed FGCU ahead of higher-education institutions in coastal California as well as beauty...

Renaissance Academy launches literary digest

Members of the “Success Camp for Writers” course are featured in the premiere issue of the magazine, which will be...

Makeover under way to enhance campus entrance

Tower and wall monuments add to first impression of campus...

Eagles claim second A-Sun All-Sports Championship

For second time in three years, FGCU tops the conference...

Fishing tourney supports scholarship honoring late student

More than 70 boats participated in the contest organized and run by FGCU students...