FGCU research aims to protect and grow oyster population
Oysters are a small species with a big job. Serving as a natural filtration system, these shellfish help keep water...
Alumna dives deep into waterway health in southern Florida
Environmental studies grad works as science technician for South Florida Water Management District...
Fun-filled FGCU Day kicks off 25th anniversary festivities
Public invited to join campus community Feb. 12 for more than 150 free activities...
Professor’s biotechnology consulting bears fruit in Africa
Griffis helping farmers in Malawi battling banana virus that decimated industry...
Marine sciences grad has no problem being a ‘buzz kill’ in mosquito control
Most newly minted college graduates seek a first step on a career path that will generate a lot of buzz....
Former DEP Secretary Valenstein joins The Water School at FGCU
Florida Gulf Coast University announces Noah Valenstein, J.D., as the first presidential fellow in water policy for The Water School . This appointment...
Grad student navigating water flows and algae woes
Puerto Rican heritage inspires her passion for water research...
3 engineering grads back on campus to build The Water School
Alumni are all part of the Manhattan Construction team...
Arts & Sciences dean oversees time of change and growth
Lindsey one of few founding faculty members to reach deanship...
Summer 2020 President’s and Dean’s lists honor FGCU’s top scholars
Florida Gulf Coast University honors its top scholars each semester by naming undergraduate students to the President’s List or Dean’s...
Water School professor studies harmful algae from across country
Communities calling on Rosen’s expertise in identifying toxins...