Fall grad dives into male-dominated supply chain field
The pivotal event of Dominique Fatal’s life came as a middle schooler when she joined Swim Florida, an organization dedicated...
Sisters make physician assistant program a family affair
Allayna Vanderheid, who graduated with a master of physician assistant studies in December, gained a favorable impression of the program long before she enrolled at...
Alum grapples way to victory in rising sport: beach wrestling
Stepping onto a warm, sandy beach in Barbados, Jabari Irons already knew he was a champion. “When I compete, I...
Grant helps FGCU create pathway to jobs in supply chain, analytics
Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) has secured a $2 million grant for presenting condensed online courses to train local workers...
Former Eagle enjoys being back with team that inspired her
Former FGCU basketball standout Kendall Spray now enjoys working on the sidelines as the team’s operations director....
Ringing in the new year with FGCU’s newly installed president
There was an infectious sense of new beginnings in and around Florida Gulf Coast University’s Alico Arena Jan. 12. The...
Eagles tackle human trafficking with technology for Homeland Security Investigations
When Diego Grisales chose FGCU, he didn’t anticipate he’d be helping Homeland Security Investigations fight crime in Lee County. But...
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...
Now streaming: More Eagles action on ESPN+
FGCU Athletics received an early holiday gift this year to help elevate its programs, boost recruiting and keep fans across the country...
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...
From housing to the library, AI is a cool tool
In 2011, IBM’s Watson, a question-answering computer system, beat Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter, two of the most successful players...
FGCU students making a difference through Millennium Fellowships
Andrew Parra and Serena Truong organized an effort this fall providing much-needed health education, screenings and supplies to members of...