FGCU grad shaping coastal conservation through island foundation
It isn’t easy being James Evans these days. As chief executive officer of the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, Evans is responsible...
FGCU study offers roadmap for regional private residential community governance
A recent study headed by a Florida Gulf Coast University faculty member explored how the successful transition of a private residential community in nearby...
FGCU partners with UMass Lowell to explore joint research, exchange programs
Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) and the University of Massachusetts Lowell plan to pursue joint educational and research opportunities that would benefit students, faculty...
FGCU360 does a 180 to look back at 10 years of chronicling campus
Ten years may not seem like a long time in the life of a university. But for Florida Gulf Coast University , now in...
Professor shares entrepreneurship research in Peru through Fulbright grant
People who live and work outside of their native countries often possess a distinctive ability to identify new international business...
The Water School’s unique technology helping grads launch careers
Access to hands-on tools, premier technology and high-paying careers is a game-changing advantage for The Water School , according to Florida Gulf Coast...
FGCU study measures impact of Immokalee college prep program
Learn how an FGCU study documented the success of the Guadalupe Center’s college prep program for Immokalee youth....
A frog tale a decade in the making
Learn about research conducted by two FGCU students, a decade apart, on invasive and native frog species....
President’s Circle for Excellence: A new way to support FGCU’s strategic initiatives
For Gail Markham, joining the President’s Circle for Excellence adds up to a win-win situation. The founder of Markham Norton...
What is the future of AI in healthcare?
Discover FGCU’s use of holographic technology and cancer detection advancements as they relate to AI....
‘But came the waves and washed it away’: Exploring Sanibel’s coastal dynamics
In one of the earliest sonnets in English, Edmund Spenser illustrated the futility of carving a name into the sandy...
From housing to the library, AI is a cool tool
In 2011, IBM’s Watson, a question-answering computer system, beat Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, two of the most successful players...