FGCU hosts major biodiversity conference
This March FGCU students and faculty will have an opportunity to learn from leading world experts and showcase their own...
Distinguished history major grateful for FGCU
Senior history major Diana Ramirez, who was recently featured in an FGCU360 NOW story about Honors Program students studying abroad...
Students research Caribbean culture, history
For Diana Ramirez, studying abroad was much more than just an academically sanctioned opportunity to visit the Caribbean. Traveling to...
Free lecture examines global warming
As astronomers go, Dr. David Helfand is about as down-to-earth as they come. So when it comes to the polarizing,...
The young man and the SEA Semester
Sailing through largely unexplored reaches of the Pacific Ocean aboard a 134-foot ship for six weeks might not float everyone’s...
Student entrepreneurs test device with Lee Health
Illumitize is designed to encourage workers and visitors to sanitize their hands before touching patients....
FGCU, Collier County partner to study water quality
Collaboration will be celebrated Nov. 17 with presentations and tours at Freedom Park in Naples....
History professor awarded elite research fellowship
FGCU helps visiting faculty member take advantage of grant to work on book project at America’s oldest library while still...
Classes, research activity emerging at ETI
FGCU’s newest institute generating collaboration in fields such as entrepreneurship, technology and genetics....
FGCU partners with Raise.me for scholarships
Eligible Florida high school students can now earn up to $2,500 per year in micro-scholarships for completing challenging courses and...
Research on thinking and activity goes viral
Are idle people smarter? Professor’s study finds students who prefer not to cogitate tend to be more physically active than...
Runway Program will help students start a business
Thanks to FGCU’s Institute for Entrepreneurship, business owners of tomorrow will be able to get a great start on their...