Artists explore water in library exhibit
A new exhibition in FGCU’s Library Archives, “Undercurrent: Florida Artists & Water,” explores our complex relationship with that natural resource....
New governor makes major water policy announcement at FGCU
On his second day on the job, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis visited Florida Gulf Coast University’s (FGCU) marine field station...
World-renowned author, philanthropist Elaine N. Marieb leaves legacy at FGCU and beyond
In 2016, Time magazine named its “ 100 Most-Read Female Writers in College Classes .” Coming in at No. 7 – just below the likes of Mary...
Grad conquers hurdles, sets sights on medicine
Sarah Cushion is going to be a doctor someday. She doesn’t yet know what medical field she wants to pursue...
Florida railroad history tracked to FGCU archives
Donor discusses collection with staff and students who curated library exhibition...
Team awarded funds to study impact of local algae blooms
Florida Gulf Coast University was awarded federal event-response funds to help identify whether local algae blooms are producing airborne toxins...
FGCU breaks ground on Student and Community Counseling Center
Florida Gulf Coast University is expanding access to mental and behavioral healthcare for underserved populations in Southwest Florida. The university...
FGCU’s new ‘Research Roadshow’ brings campus research to the community
Get an entertaining inside look at the wide-ranging research that faculty members and students work on together during the lively...
Parsons receives $5.9 million to study toxic algae in seafood
Imagine eating a piece of fish and subsequently losing the ability to tell the difference between hot and cold. This...
FGCU author’s book touted in Wall Street Journal
When FGCU Associate Professor Lyn Millner published a book in 2015 about a self-proclaimed religious prophet named Cyrus Teed and the cultish...
Grad pursuing chemistry Ph.D. at Carnegie Mellon
FGCU faculty, research opportunities part of winning formula for alumnus...