Couple helps first-generation students as was done for them
For some, paying it forward is a vague concept; for others, it’s a steadfast commitment. Meet Joe and Lee Vumbacco,...
Student inspires city to create diversity panel, bank to help College of Education
Making a difference doesn’t necessarily require large sums of money. It doesn’t have to originate in a think tank with...
Industry helps build foundation for new engineering program
Regional firms help support construction management degree...
Jubilee Scholarships provide four-year full ride
Alex Amador is one of dozens of Collier County students who have received the Jubilee Scholarship at Florida Gulf Coast...
Eagles’ lanyards and fobs key to keeping memories alive
“Where did I leave my keys?” This conundrum is not only common, but potentially immobilizing. Whether it’s starting the car...
FGCU license plate supports scholarships
Ride with Eagle pride — tag your wheels in Green & Blue...
Women’s hoops team faces tough non-conference schedule
In its perennial effort for excellence, the Florida Gulf Coast University women’s basketball team always lines up as rugged a...
Alumni survey finds most Eagles successful, satisfied with FGCU experience
Those of us currently learning, teaching and working at Florida Gulf Coast University know it’s a great place, but don’t...
Connections count in engineering, ’15 alumnus finds
If there’s one myth Angel Hernandez (Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering, ’15) wants to bust about his industry, it’s the image...
Fly ready for a fresh start in his second season
New life is everywhere in the second season of the Michael Fly era with the Florida Gulf Coast University...
‘Water Stories’ connects life with the arts
Scientists, economists, health professionals, activists and residents have shared their thoughts about Southwest Florida’s ongoing struggle to maintain its...