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…
An American potter in Creole clay
One day, Patricia Fay was making high-end pottery to sell in Boston. The next, she was living in Saint Lucia,…
Students send comfort to those in Irma shelters
As Hurricane Irma recovery efforts continue in Southwest Florida, FGCU students have been putting what they learn in the classroom…
What’s new with FGCU? A lot this fall
As we welcome faculty, staff and more than 14,700 students — including 2,664 entering for the first time — for…
Students break education barrier to Zika awareness
Knowledge is the most potent weapon in the fight against diseases like Zika, which can cause life-threatening birth defects in…
FGCU study: Collier wetland park clearly a success
When nature gets a chance to do its job, the results can be a beautiful thing. Take, for instance, the…
FGCU’s third president looks back over an eventful decade
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FeaturedA decade may seem like a long time but it can pass quickly, as my 10 years as president of…
Avid fisherman hooked on FGCU by angling and fledging basketball program…