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...

Art and science meet at Crossroads Residency

Joe Griffith’s artwork was inspired by ongoing mercury research at FGCU’s Vester Marine and Environmental Science Research Field Station....

Grad student researches little-known source of global warming

Research project took top honors at the Annual Congress of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists in Orlando, winning out...

‘The Koreshans’ exhibit sheds light on local utopian sect

FGCU collaborated with the Koreshan State Historic Site and the College of Life Foundation to produce “The Koreshans,” which will...

National Conference on Autism is April 11 at FGCU

Families, educators and healthcare workers will gather Saturday, April 11 at Florida Gulf Coast University for Promising Pathways, the eighth...

What aliens are trying to tell us

Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. And sometimes fiction reveals strange truths about life. That Eric Otto became a college...

Professor’s passion for Earth resonates in new book

As one of five children with a botanist father and stay-at-home mother, James Wohlpart spent a lot of his youth...

FGCU takes part in Sustainability Summit

Several members of FGCU’s faculty and administration will share their expertise in panel discussions at the inaugural Southwest Florida Sustainability...

Emergent Technologies Institute taking shape

Florida Gulf Coast University’s Emergent Technologies Institute (ETI) took another step towards realization Feb. 24 during a ground breaking at...

Students launch online journal for research

The first volume of “Aquila: The FGCU Student Journal” has been published online to showcase scholarly research being done by...

Music professor beats the drum for U2

FGCU’s Christopher Endrinal may be more qualified than most critics to review the latest U2 album. He is an assistant...