Seidler family gift supports College of Arts & Sciences
AB7 has been renamed Seidler Hall in tribute to the family’s generosity to FGCU….
Alum finds recipe for success with cookies
DC baker has created confections for John Legend and for corporate clients including Anthropologie and UNICEF….
Researcher studies toxins that cause fish poisoning
Team works through $4 million grant from NOAA, the largest competitive grant ever awarded to an FGCU researcher….
Student learns to reuse refuse to build ‘green’ homes
Discarded items are used along with natural materials to construct ‘off-the-grid’ houses sustainably….
Staffer shares orchid wisdom: Less is more
Plants thrive on air flow, so it’s best to grow them outdoors hanging under a tree canopy or in a…
Expert lectures on invasive species March 3
The 2016 Bernard and Susan Master “Moonlight on the Marsh” Distinguished Lecture Series begins Jan. 14 at FGCU’s Everglades Wetland…
STEM symposium highlights student research
Oral presentations focused on topics including water desalination, crime-scene DNA evidence and the effects of urban light on loggerhead turtle…
Tons of fun on tap at Eagle Family Weekend
Activities help parents/guardians, siblings, children, friends and families of FGCU students connect with the campus community….
Professor’s book delves into history of local sect
Founded by a self-proclaimed prophet, the Koreshans established a utopian commune in Estero in the late 19th century….
Adaptive Rec Day showcases inclusive activities
The goal is promote awareness of adaptive activities available and to enhance understanding of the challenges people with disabilities face….
Germans learn about FGCU’s wetlands research
Graduate students see how FGCU uses Southwest Florida as a living laboratory for science that could have repercussions around the…
FGCU teams with scouts for oyster-reef restoration
Volunteers carried hundreds of bags of shells to build reefs that provide refuge and habitat and promote a healthy and…