Students’ education campaign puts bite on Zika

Knowledge is the most potent weapon in the fight against diseases like Zika, which can cause life-threatening birth defects in...

A club in search of a cure

Wishes for fishes

Globetrotting with a purpose

Honors student travels world to research trade...

Good sports

Hockey players recycle broken sticks to heal ailing estuaries...

FGCU, Collier team up for water research

One doesn’t expect to find cutting-edge research on how wetlands can improve water quality being done in the heart of...

Economics professor bullish about FGCU

Chris Westley’s professional life has been a lot like the field he wound up in – full of unexpected twists...

Concussion discussion

  Sports safety has advanced greatly from the days when athletes laughed off “getting their bell rung,” and just shook...

The mystery behind toxic seafood

Bones will tell the story

“I’m diggin’ up bones, I’m diggin’ up bones; Exhuming things that’s better left alone.” — From the song, “Diggin’ Up...

Diving deep into research

FGCU senior Onyeweenu Ogene has learned a lot about persistence. The environmental studies major and marine enthusiast learned about a...

FGCU recognizes first Fulbright grants for students

Highly competitive program also offers grant to College of Education Associate Professor Mark Simpson to teach in Rwanda....