A frog tale a decade in the making
Learn about research conducted by two FGCU students, a decade apart, on invasive and native frog species….
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Retired professor’s $2.5 million gift to engineering is largest ever from faculty member
Thomas M. Missimer recently retired from Florida Gulf Coast University’s U.A. Whitaker College of Engineering . But the former hydrogeology professor’s impact will continue to…
Focused on a dream: Side hustle brings joy to one alum
Meet an FGCU alum helping graduating seniors take the perfect portrait while following her own picture-perfect dream….
President’s Circle for Excellence: A new way to support FGCU’s strategic initiatives
For Gail Markham, joining the President’s Circle for Excellence adds up to a win-win situation. The founder of Markham Norton…
Alum addresses disability-related questions through new children’s book
Lauren Horowitz has cerebral palsy. She wears a leg brace, and the fingers on her right hand sometimes tighten up…
‘But came the waves and washed it away’: Exploring Sanibel’s coastal dynamics
In one of the earliest sonnets in English, Edmund Spenser illustrated the futility of carving a name into the sandy…
Aysegul Timur’s journey to the presidency
It was a late April morning, and Aysegul Timur was occupying a corner booth in a Naples eatery. Her table…
TV stations help FGCU grads launch careers
From campus to broadcast: Dive into the dynamic world of local television news as Florida Gulf Coast University journalism graduates…
Another unusual chapter for the Sanibel Island Writers Conference
According to Tom DeMarchi, one rule applies to restaurants, real estate and writers’ conferences: Location is everything. DeMarchi, the co-director…
Strike a pose at FGCU’s new logo photo op
Florida Gulf Coast University students, alumni, faculty and staff have a striking new photo op for sharing Eagle pride in…
Adam Catasus has the keys to research and adventure
On a picture-perfect day in March, Florida Gulf Coast University’s Water School professor Mike Parsons navigates a boat through the…
Seminole artist brings authentic textiles and ceramics to Sarasota museum
The first experiences Jessica Osceola (’08, liberal arts) had with the creative arts came from the women who taught her…